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  1. Happy Age Yang Huatuancompleted It tells the story of a group of educated young people who have returned to their hometowns in their prime, rural cadres who are deeply imprinted by the times, the protagonist's family who are simple and tough but unable to escape their fate, a young, beautiful and tender woman, neighbors who are both elegant and humorous, and have different personalities, and People of all kinds, including the helpless urban residents who came to the countryside, "war criminals" who were released after being re —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. Camel Xiangzi Lao She189k Wordscompleted Annotated version of the high school entrance exam marks! Learn the reading method of punctuation and annotation, and master all the test points of "Luotuo Xiangzi"! "Camel Xiangzi" is the peak of Lao She's novel creation! It tells the tragic story of a rickshaw puller named "Xiangzi" who came from the countryside to the city to pursue his dream and fought against fate again and again. However, under the social background of the time, he gradually became a self-destructive walking corpse. Lao Sh —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  3. Chinese Textbooks Compiled by the Ministry of Education and Supporting Reading Series of Classics: Luo Tuo Xiangzi Lao She20 Wordscompleted "Camel Xiangzi" is the masterpiece of the famous modern Chinese writer Lao She. The novel is based on the life of Beijing citizens in the late 1920s, with the rough and tragic life experience of rickshaw driver Xiangzi as the main plot. It profoundly exposes the darkness of old China, accuses the ruling class of exploitation and oppression of workers, and expresses the author's deep sympathy for the working people. This book also includes another novel "Divorce". —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  4. Luotuo Xiangzi (Recommended Reading Series for Chinese Classes) Lao She158k Wordscompleted "Camel Xiangzi" tells the tragic story of Xiangzi, a rickshaw driver in the old city of Beiping, China. The whole novel uses the "three ups and three downs" of Xiangzi's purchase of a car as the main clue for plot development, vividly showing the suffering life of a rickshaw puller in the old society, and artistically summarizing Xiangzi's tragic life from full of hope, to struggle, to mental breakdown, and to depravity. The novel uses realistic writing to describe Xiangzi's tragic experience, a —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  5. Red Wall Guards (The Guard Chief Recalls Mao Zedong) He Jianmingcompleted Anyone with a military background knows that working as a guard for the generals is a great thing, especially for the recruits who have just put on the military uniform. If they can be selected to be guards or orderlies for the generals, the pride and mystery they feel cannot be expressed in words. So, you can't even imagine what it would be like to be a guard next to an unparalleled figure? Recalling the scene at that time, Li Yinqiao, Mao Zedong's guard chief, said uncharacteristically: "I don —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  6. Baduanjin Anonymouscompleted "Among the ancient Daoyin techniques in my country, Baduanjin is the most widely circulated and has the greatest influence on the development of Daoyin techniques." Yu Youren, a famous calligrapher in modern China, has been practicing Baduanjin at four o'clock every afternoon, and has achieved good fitness results. Ba Duan Jin can be divided into sitting Ba Duan Jin and standing Ba Duan Jin, North Ba Duan Jin and South Ba Duan Jin, Wen Ba Duan Jin and Wu Ba Duan Jin, Shaolin Ba Duan Jin and Tai —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  7. Eight Thousand Hunan Girls Went to Tianshan Lu Yipingcompleted At the end of 1949, after the peaceful liberation of Xinjiang, the policy makers of the Republic ordered the 200,000 officers and soldiers stationed in Xinjiang to forge swords into plowshares, reclaim wasteland and farmland, and take root in Xinjiang, so as to change the situation in which the cultivation of land has been limited to one generation since the Han Dynasty. To achieve the strategic goal of long-term peace and stability. But "you can't settle down without a wife, and you can't put d —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. General's Story Qiu Dongpingcompleted "The demeanor of the iron-blooded generals on the battlefield is awe-inspiring, but the stories behind them are even more complex and real." "The General's Story" deeply depicts the lives and mental journeys of many generals during the war years, showing the emotional entanglements and responsibilities behind the heroes. This collection of novels, written by Qiu Dongping, tells the legendary experiences of different generals through multiple chapters. Some generals have gone through the test of —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Wandering Around: a Guide to Life in Kaifengfu, Tokyo Feng Jiecompleted "Wandering Around: A Handbook of Life in Kaifeng Mansion, Tokyo" begins with a nonsensical interpretation of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival". Feng Jie, a geek from the Central Plains, calculated carefully, responded to each other, opened up time, and traced the world. There is unexpected humor, unreasonable emotions, bizarre expressions, teasing with a hint of Zen, abrupt and far-fetched words, unjust words, ridicule that does not harm others but only benefits oneself, and helples —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  10. Crying in Dreams The Hidden Master of Smallpoxcompleted Crying in Dreams —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Iron Slurry Written by Zhu Xiningcompleted "The fossils of rouge, the fossils of tears, an ancient world, a little bit of eternity; they still illuminate a hazy modernity and future generations." "Iron Slurry" is a short story collection by Taiwanese writer Mr. Zhu Xining. It includes nine classic short stories and is published in mainland China for the first time. Written in the 1960s in Taiwan, the work continues the tradition of vernacular novels of the May Fourth Movement and restores legendary figures and ancient events in northern —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  12. Chi Osmanthus Written by Yu Dafucompleted The book tells the story of Weng Zesheng, who came from a scholarly family and studied in Japan and was very ambitious. Later, his family fell into decline, he fell ill and dropped out of school, and his marriage suffered a setback. From then on, he quietly recuperated in his hometown. After recovering from health, he became a primary school teacher and later agreed to marry a wife to reassure his mother. Because of his marriage, he remembered his old friend Lao Yu, whom he had not seen for more —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  13. Sink Yu Dafucompleted "Down" was published by Shanghai Taidong Book Company in October 1921. It was Yu Dafu's first collection of novels. In "Down", the author completely ignored social moral concepts and boldly wrote about the mind of a young man tortured by lust. The short story "Down" is the most noteworthy piece in this collection. It is about a Chinese who studied in Japan and fell in love with a Japanese girl. However, he did not dare to express his feelings because of the inferiority complex caused by a weak n —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  14. Juying's Marriage Written by Wang Luyancompleted ‌"Juying's Marriage" is a rural literary work written by Wang Luyan, which shows the custom of ghost marriage in rural areas of eastern Zhejiang. ‌The novel depicts the story of Juying who was married off ten years after her death through a mother's longing for her daughter who died young. The article describes that Juying's mother prepared a generous dowry for her and held a lively wedding, but in fact it was a ghost marriage, revealing the ignorant and backward primitive beliefs and criticism —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. Heroes of Sons and Daughters Wenkangcompleted Through the narration of a public case during the Kangxi and Yongzheng years of the Qing Dynasty, it outlines a picture of Chinese social customs in the 19th century, reflecting some of the ugly realities of society at that time, exposing the corruption and darkness of feudal officialdom, and showing the true situation of many aspects such as imperial examinations, etiquette, and folk customs in the late Qing Dynasty. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  16. The Song of Everlasting Sorrow (Complete Collection of Mao Dun Literature Award-Winning Works: Collector's Edition) Written by Wang Anyicompleted "Song of Everlasting Regret" takes Wang Qiyao's "splendid smoke" legendary life as the main performance content, linking the vicissitudes of the times with the eccentricities of personal destiny. In the late 1940s, Shanghai was in turmoil and did not know that the giant wheel of the times was about to crush its old dream of prosperity. Wang Qiyao, a female middle school student born in a Shanghai alley, was accidentally selected as "Miss Shanghai", and thus began her life full of legends and inf —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  17. The Wizard of Oz Li Baichuancompleted This work "The Wizard of Oz" is written by Li Baichuan. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  18. Nobel Prize Winner Mo Yan's Novella Series (Eight Volumes in Total) Mo Yancompleted Mo Yan has 8 novellas, including "Transparent Carrot", "Explosion", "Your Behavior Frightens Us", "White Cotton", "Building Roads", "Dreams and Bastards", "A Long-distance Running Race Thirty Years Ago" and "The Commander's Woman". It covers all Mo Yan's novellas from the time of his creation to the time when he won the Nobel Prize for Literature, showing the artistic styles of different periods. It can help readers gain an in-depth understanding of the rich connotation and volume of Mo Yan's no —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  19. Double Breasted Tang Datiancompleted The winning work in the novel category of the 8th Yellow River Literature Award. A seemingly accidental fire case involved sexual assault hidden deep in the campus. In the struggle between light and darkness, his, her, and his destiny went astray. The work is like a sharp sword that directly strikes at the hidden ills of society and sends out profound torture; it is also like a mirror that reflects the embarrassment of reality, that is, the embarrassment of law and ethics. When the law cannot pr —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. Panhui Liu Xinglongcompleted An exquisite and unrivaled bronze vessel has attracted countless ambitious people who are seeking fame and fortune. It can be real or fake, white can turn black, nothing can be created, and it can turn into clouds and rain when turned over. In a chaotic era where the sea is changing, we need to have a strong backbone to support the proud people, to stick to the soul, to keep the innocence, to stick to the conscience. Those who do not understand the current affairs are called sages. It's leisurel —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  21. New Youth (Original Version, All 9 Volumes) Hu Shi, Chen Duxiu, Cai Yuanpei, Li Dazhao, Lu Xuncompleted "New Youth (original version, 9 volumes)" was the most influential ideological magazine during the New Culture Movement in China. From its inception in 1915 to its final publication in 1926, it published a total of 9 volumes and 54 issues. It was first named "Youth Magazine" and changed its name to "New Youth" the following year. It was initiated by Chen Duxiu as editor-in-chief. Later, it gathered Hu Shi, Lu Xun, Li Dazhao and others at Peking University, and became the core position of Enlight —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  22. Romance of the Three Kingdoms in Vernacular Anonymouscompleted "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" describes the historical events of nearly a hundred years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty. It mainly describes wars. It tells the story of the war between the heroes in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the political and military struggles among the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu. Finally, Sima Yan unified the three kingdoms and established the Jin Dynasty. It reflects the transformation of various social —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  23. Mother·in the Hospital Ding Lingcompleted This book contains Ding Ling's classic representative works and is an indispensable collection. If evaluated according to Ding Ling's works, Ding Ling has been the creator of major phenomena in literary history many times in her life. The major works in her creative process have had a huge impact on the one hand, and on the other hand have caused controversy many times. It is unclear whether fragrant flowers or poisonous weeds can be distinguished, and denials and affirmations follow one after a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  24. A Young Man Came from the Organization Department Wang Mengcompleted This book contains the novella "A Young Man Came from the Organization Department" by the writer Wang Meng, as well as several related commentaries and speeches, with a chronology of Wang Meng's creation attached. The novel takes the issue of the party branch of the sack factory as the central plot to unfold the narrative, showing the struggle between the young reformer Lin Zhen and bureaucrats such as Han Changxin and Liu Shiwu. The novel praises a new generation and shines with the brilliance —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Middle Age Written by Chen Rong; Edited by Jiang Yuqincompleted "Middle Age", created in 1979, is a realistic work that hits the mark and arouses great repercussions in society. The novel objectively and truly shows the difficult life and survival dilemma of a generation of intellectuals through the story of a middle-aged ophthalmologist, Lu Wenting, who is on the verge of death due to overburdened work and family due to multiple illnesses. It successfully created the image of Lu Wenting, a selfless, modest and self-denying ophthalmologist, truly reproduced —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  26. Rose Gate (Tie Ning's Novel) Tie Ningzhucompleted "Rose Gate" is Tie Ning's debut novel. Based on the creation of a large number of short and medium-sized novels, Tie Ning wrote this book in 1988. The novel takes the stories of three generations of women in the family as the main line, tells the story of women's growth, and focuses on the relationship between the female subject and social development, as well as issues such as female consciousness, female social roles, and family roles. The novel embodies the writer's ability to control a long —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. Must-Read Classic Classics: Seven Heroes and Five Righteousnesses Written by Shi Yukuncompleted "Seven Heroes and Five Righteousness" is a novel that was polished and revised by the Qing Dynasty scholar Yu Yue from "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness". It is a representative work of chivalrous public case novels in my country. The book has 120 chapters, which can be divided into three parts: the first 27 chapters use the story of "a civet cat for a prince" as an introduction to describe Bao Zheng's growth, becoming an official, solving cases and jailing; Chapters 28 to 68 use the "cat and —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  28. Collection of Chivalry Series in Qing Dynasty (9 Volumes in Total) Shi Yukuncompleted This set of books includes "Xiao Wuyi 3 volumes", "Three heroes and five righteousnesses 5 volumes" and "Zhonglie Chivalry Biography" in total 9 volumes. "Little Five Righteousness" is a representative work of chivalrous public case novels in the Qing Dynasty. It is deeply loved by the people and has been widely circulated. This book was born out of the sequel to the storyteller "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" by Shi Yukun, a famous artist in the Qing Dynasty. The role of the central char —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. Guanwen Guanzhi (Guomai Classic) (Qing Dynasty) Wu Chucai, (Qing Dynasty) Wu Tiaohou Edited and Annotatedcompleted "Guan Zhi", compiled by the mid-Qing literati Wu Chucai and Wu Tiaohou Hou's nephew, is a collection of the essence of Chinese prose from all dynasties. It is an enlightenment reading book for classical Chinese since the Qing Dynasty. Together with "Three Hundred Tang Poems", it is called the "double wall" of Chinese ancient poetry anthology. Lu Xun praised it as being as beautiful as "Selected Works of Zhaoming". "Guan Zhi Gu Wen" means that one can view the ancient works at a glance in this bo —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  30. The Legend of Guanyin Bodhisattva Anonymouscompleted "The Legend of Guanyin Bodhisattva" is one of the Ming and Qing novels, forty chapters. Author: Untitled author. It is adapted from books such as "The Life and Practice of Guanyin Bodhisattva in the South China Sea" by Zhu Dingchen of the Ming Dynasty and "The Legend of Guanyin Bodhisattva" by the owner of the Mandala Room in the late Qing Dynasty. It mainly tells the story of Guanyin's life experience, hard practice and saving people. It describes the extraordinary life experience of Guanyin Bo —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  31. Liu Gong's Case - the Complete Version Written by Liu Yongcompleted This collection of public case novels from the Qing Dynasty records the folk legend of Liu Yong (Liu Luoguo) who cleverly solved strange cases. From the mystery case of Rouge Lane to the relief investigation in Shandong, classic plots such as the clever walnut case are used to create an upright and humorous "prime minister detective" image, which depicts both officialdom ecology and street style. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  32. Sword Gallbladder Harp Heart Zhang Henshuicompleted "Sword, Dancing, Qin and Heart" is a novel with a martial arts theme written by Zhang Henshui. It is set in the society of the late Qing Dynasty and connects a series of distinctive characters and intricate events through the journey of young Chai Jing. The novel revolves around the two survival wisdoms of "sword courage" and "harp heart", emphasizing that in turbulent times, characters not only rely on martial arts, but also rely on insights into human nature, judgment of situations, and the ab —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  33. Extremely Flower Jia Ping Is Concavecompleted "Extreme Flower" is Jia Pingwa's latest novel, which tells the story of a girl who was abducted and trafficked. The work maintains the writer's existing standards and makes some innovations in writing. It starts with a girl being trafficked to a male family in a remote mountainous area. It uses a holographic experience to narrate the girl's experience, showing the external world she has seen and the inner suffering she has experienced. This work starts with human trafficking and really focuses o —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  34. Xingcha Scenic Spot Fee Lettercompleted "Xingcha Shenglan" was written by Fei Xin, a translator who accompanied Zheng He's fleet to the West in the Ming Dynasty. It is an important geographical and customary note recording China's exchanges with Southeast Asia, South Asia and West Asia in the early 15th century. The book is divided into two volumes. It systematically records the geographical location, climate and products, political systems, social customs, religious beliefs, and Sino-foreign trade in more than 30 countries including —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  35. Hesitant Written by Lu Xuncompleted "Wandering" is Lu Xun's second novel collection, which includes a total of eleven novels written from 1924 to 1925. "Wandering" was written during the ebb of the May Fourth Movement, and divisions emerged within the New Culture Movement camp. On the one hand, the author "felt lonely" and "desolate" because he "had become a wanderer and could no longer form a formation"; on the other hand, he "summed up past experience, looked for new comrades, and deployed new battles." "Wandering", which was pu —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  36. Collected Works of Zong Pu: Ten Volumes in Total Written by Zong Pucompleted Zong Pu is an important writer in the history of contemporary Chinese literature. She has profound knowledge, elegant writing, and her works are popular and have far-reaching influence. Her works have won many authoritative awards including the Mao Dun Literature Award, the Lu Xun Literature Award, and the National Outstanding Short and Novella Award. "Zong Pu's Collected Works" collects Zong Pu's major works in his literary career of nearly 80 years, including the multi-volume novel "The Wild G —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. A Thousand Sighs Yu Qiuyu[written]completed This book records Mr. Yu Qiuyu's experience of traveling tens of thousands of kilometers in 2000 to inspect the relics of Islamic civilization. Travels all over Greece, Egypt, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Nepal, etc. The wheels are close to the ground, and they are rolled over kilometer after kilometer. They have no idea what they will encounter. All they know are scenes of thrilling and true stories. This is a history of world culture in the minds of contemporary people, wit —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  38. Four Generations Under One House: Idiot Life (Volume 2) Lao Shecompleted This is not a history textbook, but a "ticket" that allows you to instantly travel back to the Xiaoyangquan Hutong in Peking in 1939. What Mr. Lao She wrote was not a heroic epic, but a diary of ordinary people's survival. He did not deliberately exaggerate the charge on the battlefield, but accurately described how the seven things that every ordinary person does when they open the door in the morning - firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, become so difficult and humiliating in th —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  39. Reporter's Side Story: the Struggle and Persistence of Lower-Level Journalists Zhang Henshuicompleted Zhang Henshui's "Journalist's Biography" is set in Beijing in the early 1920s and details the career and life experience of Yang Zhibo, a young journalist who first entered the newspaper industry. The novel vividly shows the complex ecology of the news industry in the early years of the Republic of China through the clues of Yang Zhibo's first arrival in the capital, finding a place to live, working in a news agency, and finally joining the large newspaper "Jingshi Bao" as an editor. The work no —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  40. Peacock Flying Southeast: a New Interpretation of the Eternal Tragedy Zhang Henshuicompleted Mr. Zhang Henshui is based on the Han Dynasty Yuefu narrative poem "The Peacock Flies Southeast" of the same name. The story is set in Lujiang Mansion during the Jian'an period in the late Han Dynasty. It tells the story of the tragic love and marriage between Jiao Zhongqing, a junior official, and Liu Lanzhi, a talented woman. Liu Lanzhi was virtuous, polite, and talented, but she was ruthlessly abandoned due to the meanness of her mother-in-law Ruan and the oppression of feudal patriarchy. Aft —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  41. Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasties Ming Dynastyfeng Menglongcompleted "Records of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" is a long historical romance novel in vernacular of the Ming Dynasty. When King Xuan of the Zhou Dynasty was easily killed, when Bao Si met by chance and survived, "The Chronicles of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" kicked off its hundreds of years of history. This is a novel with the longest time span and the most characters in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. It describes the stories of "nations" in the Spring and —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  42. Chronicles of the States of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (Popular Vernacular Version) (Ming) Feng Menglong, (Qing) Cai Yuanfangcompleted "The Chronicles of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" is a vernacular historical romance novel, which mainly describes the history of more than 500 years from the period of King Xuan of the Western Zhou Dynasty to the unification of the six countries by Qin Shihuang. Readers who are interested in historical works should not miss this book. The work begins in the 39th year of King Xuan of Zhou Dynasty (789 BC) and ends in 221 BC when Qin Shihuang unified the six kingdoms. It depicts an era —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  43. Bean Shed Gossip Layman Ai Nacompleted "Gossips in the Bean Shed" is a strange book written by Ai Na, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty. The book uses the "Bean Shed" as the narrative setting, and uses the opportunity of a group of country people to chat under the cool air of the Bean Shed to unfold twelve independent short stories. These stories look like casual chatter, but are actually hidden in their wits. They combine satire, allegory, and worldly sentiments. They include both subversive interpretations of historical figures and pun —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  44. Talking About Ancient and Modern Times: Using Articles as Daggers to Break Through the Acne of the Times Zhang Henshui199k Wordscompleted From December 1941 to 1942, Zhang Henshui opened a column of the same name in the supplement of Chongqing's "Xinmin Daily", using essays to criticize current ills and discuss the past and present. This book contains more than a hundred column articles, which are based on the flames of the Anti-Japanese War. They talk about "irrelevant matters" with the humble words of "nothing is too high to talk about". The author uses the past to satirize the present, lashing out at bureaucratic corruption, pr —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  45. Si Ren Ji: a Record of the Ecology of the Literati Circle Zhang Henshui321k Wordscompleted "Si Ren Ji" is a long social romance novel written by Zhang Henshui, a master of modern popular novels, which depicts the ecology of literati and ladies in Beijing in the early years of the Republic of China. This book can be regarded as a spiritual sequel to his famous work "Chunming Foreign History". Although the characters and plots are independent, it also takes "Chunming" (Beijing) as the stage, focusing on the living conditions and emotional entanglements of specific groups of people such —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  46. Tips for Righteousness Ni Shiyicompleted "Keys to Composition of Meanings" is a classic literary theory written by Ni Shiyi, a scholar in the Yuan Dynasty. Although it is only one volume, it can be regarded as the general outline of the ancient "composition of classics and meanings" and is known as a guiding light for scholars to "break down the topic and understand the reason". At that time, the weight of the imperial examinations was based on the "text of classics and meanings", and the text must be reasonable, powerful and energetic —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  47. Collected Works of Guo Pu Guo Pucompleted Guo Pu (276-324) was a native of Wenxi, Hedong, in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. His courtesy name was Jingchun. Erudite, good at ancient literature and calligraphy, good at astronomy, calendar, divination, and good at poetry. At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, he crossed the river and joined the army for Yin You, the prefect of Xuancheng. He was favored by Wang Dao. Emperor Yuan of Jin Dynasty paid homage to Zuo Lang, co-authored "History of Jin" with Wang Yin, and moved to Shangshu Lang. Later —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  48. Jianghu Congtan (Classic Edition) Lian Kuorucompleted This book is a classic work by the modern folklorist Lian Kuoru, and can be called an "encyclopedia of rivers and lakes". Based on personal experience and in-depth research, the author systematically reveals the secrets, slang and operating logic of all walks of life in old China, covering storytelling, fortune telling, fortune telling, acrobatics, thieves, swindlers and many other professions. The book not only restores the true ecology of rivers and lakes, but also exposes the routines of vari —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  49. Capable Person Feng Jicaicompleted Tianjin is a dock, and the people on the dock are competitive. Naturally, they admire whoever has the ability. This mentality extends to all walks of life in society, admiring capable people. The so-called capable people are those who are truly capable, highly skilled, and possess unique skills. Da Hui, Jiu Po, Zhen Yiyi, Guan Wanjin, Li Tiezhu, Zhuo Naili... These people include both high-ranking officials and ordinary people. They can pick up thieves with bare hands and dig out cakes. They hav —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. Plain Bi Feiyucompleted "Plain" is a novel that Bi Feiyu painstakingly developed. It reflects the deep "Cultural Revolution Complex" and "Country Complex" of a writer born in the 1960s. The historical recollection of the story is set in Wangjiazhuang, an inconspicuous village in the plains of northern Jiangsu. Duan Fang, who has transformed from a stupid young man to a youth leader, Wu Manling, the secretary of the educated youth village, the demon king who is unscrupulous as a soldier, Sanya who died for love, Xinglon —Reads9.4Score—Shelves