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Yanghua Town
The dream of poplar flowers and flowing water. There is Yanghua Town at the foot of the Altai Mountains in the northwest border. People say that the women in Yanghua Town are watery. When the spring breeze of reform blows, the young women in Yanghua Town pursue in confusion, fall in love in panic, and struggle in struggle... Everything is for change, but what remains unchanged is true feelings, true love and good humanity.
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The Girl Who Was Sold into the Mountains
Su Yao regards Su Yicheng as the whole world, trusts him to the core, relies on him for a living, and the child pregnant with him can sleep peacefully. But she never thought that when he left before dawn, he would lock the door from the outside and sell her pregnant woman into the mountains with his own hands...
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The Evening Breeze Stopped at the Old Ferry
"He only did one thing in his life: waiting for someone who would never come back." "The most painful thing is not not loving, but loving deeply but only missing it." "Abandoned at the age of seven, falling in love at the age of seventeen, separated at the age of twenty-seven, the rest of my life is full of memories." "When grandma is here, the home is there; when she is gone, the home is empty." "In Shen Zhiyi's whole world, from beginning to end, there is only one Wen Jianxia."
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Maybe I Shouldn't Take This Road
The burden of life makes me breathless. The boring study and family ties make me deeply confused. I don't know how to find a balance in this complicated relationship. Maybe I shouldn't take this path?
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Women's Eunuchs
When the mainstream female Su Man encountered injustice, exhaustion, and discrimination, her "spiritual armor" was the "spiritual armor" given to her by her father, "Break your teeth and hold on, everything will pass!" But officialdom wisdom goes far beyond "hang in there." She will gradually discover that sometimes "holding on" means numbly accepting the dirty, but true strength lies in knowing when to "deal with flexibility", when to "attack intelligently", and when to "cut decisively"...
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