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I Have a Friend - a Record of the Bankruptcy of an Unnamed Department Store
[Hot-Blooded][Youth][Fanjin][Single Female Lead] The book tells Meng Sanxi is trying to find out the truth behind the murder of his friend; Yan Sifang is trying to find out the truth behind the murder of the village; Ye Wuzhi is trying to find out the truth behind the murder of his senior brother; Dao Liuyao is trying to find out the truth behind the family's destruction; The four of them came to Muyun City, where many Jianghu forces are hidden, and a series of ridiculous Jianghu stories happene
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Zuo's Spring and Autumn Period
Zuo's Spring and Autumn Annals was compiled by Zuo Qiuming
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Biography of Zuo in the Spring and Autumn Period
"The Chun Qiu Zuo Shi Zhuan" has a total of thirty-five volumes. It is one of the Confucian classics and the longest among the Thirteen Classics. It is listed as a classic in the Sikuquanshu. The description ranges from 722 BC [the first year of Lu Yin] to 454 BC [the 14th year of Lu Aigong].
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I Am Not Affected by the Decline in Gaming Standards Around the World
When I woke up and everyone was playing at a lower level than me, I had the idea of going to youth training. I wanted to get back everything I had lost, but it seemed like someone had the same ability as me.
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Zuo Zhuan Quanjian (Collector's Edition)
"Zuo Zhuan Quanjian (Collection Edition)" is said to have been written by Zuo Qiuming, a historian of the State of Lu, and was probably written in the early Warring States period. The book follows the style of the Spring and Autumn Period and follows the order of the Lu monarchs' accession to the throne. It records the gradual evolution of the hegemons in the Spring and Autumn Period from the first year of Lu Yin to the fourteenth year of Lu Daogong. It occupies an extremely important position i
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Chunqiu Zuozhuan
"Chinese Traditional Chinese Classics Reader: Spring and Autumn Zuo Zhuan (set of 2 volumes)" introduces that the Spring and Autumn Period was a period of great change in Chinese history. During this period, the power of the Zhou royal family gradually weakened. The power fell, and the vassal states conquered each other, causing frequent wars. Small vassal states were annexed one after another, and powerful vassal states achieved unification in local areas. The most powerful vassal states came t
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Left Pass
"Zuo Zhuan", full name "Chun Qiu Zuo Shi Zhuan", formerly known as "Zuo Shi Chun Qiu", also known as "Chun Qiu Zuo Shi", "Chun Qiu Nei Zhuan", "Zuo Shi", etc. During the Han Dynasty. It is a chronicle history book that records the history of various countries in the Central Plains during the Spring and Autumn Period of ancient China. It has a total of thirty-five volumes. The Thirteen Classics are the longest among them and are included in the Sikuquanshu. Traditionally, it is believed that its
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Left Pass
"Zuo Zhuan" is a chronological historical work in ancient China, its full name is "Zuo Shi Zhuan in Spring and Autumn Period". "Zuo Zhuan" uses the records of "Spring and Autumn" as its outline, telling the political, economic, military, diplomatic and other aspects of the history of various vassal states from 722 BC to 468 BC, focusing on the contradictions and struggles among the vassal states. "Zuo Zhuan" describes rich and colorful historical events, shapes various historical figures, create
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Chunqiu Zuozhuan
"Chun Qiu Zuo Zhuan" is a dual treasure of ancient Chinese history and literature. According to legend, it was written by Zuo Qiu Ming, a historian of the State of Lu. It is an in-depth explanation and narrative expansion of the "Spring and Autumn" classics. This masterpiece not only records the historical events from Duke Yin of Lu to the Twelve Dukes of Aigong, spanning more than two hundred years, but also vividly reveals the mystery of the struggle for hegemony and power among the princes in
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