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Ministry Edition | High School Students Must Learn Classical Chinese
Recited by a professional anchor, with pure and standard pronunciation, and exquisite soundtrack; a high school textbook compiled by the Ministry of Synchrony, which contains 35 must-learn classical Chinese articles, previews before class, and reviews after class, making it a good helper for studying classical Chinese.
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The Moon and Sixpence
It is undisputed that the British painter in "The Moon and Sixpence" is based on the French post-Impressionist master Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). Gauguin also worked as an agent before he decided to engage in painting; Gauguin's life was also very bumpy and poor; Gauguin finally arrived in Tahiti and was buried on a desolate island. But apart from the broad outlines of life, Maugham created an entirely different character.
—Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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Complete Explanation of Zhouyi
"Complete Interpretation of Zhouyi" takes the study of "Zhouyi" as the starting point, and explains in detail the nature of "Zhouyi", "Zhouyi" and Chinese culture, "Zhouyi" content and style, "Zhouyi" way of thinking, "Zhouyi" natural philosophy view, and summarizes the content of 64 hexagrams into self-cultivation. The nine major aspects of sex, the way to be a king, the way to be a minister, nurturing and employing talents, the early stage of starting a business, hard times, litigation and war
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Gods Are Full Of
This book is Jia Pingwa's new prose collection in 2021. With the theme of everything in the world and the fireworks of the world, 68 pieces of Jia Pingwa's prose works are selected, including "Wind and Rain", "Ugly Stone", "A Shell", "A Little Peach Tree" and many other classics selected as Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools. For the first time, 3 new works such as "Frog Story", "Eye" and "Hezhou News" are included; 17 excellent paintings of Jia Pingwa are carefully selected to
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Fun Talk About Liaozhai
"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" is the collection of strange novels and the final peak of Chinese classical Chinese novels. The whole book is divided into twelve volumes and nearly 500 chapters. There are legends of ghosts and ghosts that are special to Shandong, as well as imported Buddhist teachings; there are passionate and romantic love songs between humans and foxes, and there are also magical and realistic human disputes; there are Taoist methods of stealing peaches and planting pe
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