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  1. Jianghan Ballads (Two Volumes) Zhao Zhaochuan459k Wordscompleted The author stopped writing for 20 years and started writing again. Before "Jianghan Ballads" was published, it won the first Xinmang Literary Project Award and was called by the media "the literary version of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"" and "a banner of folk novels." The seven chapters in the book can not only be written independently, but also have different perspectives, techniques, persons, language rhythms, etc. Zhao Zhaochuan combines realism, absurd magic, stream of con —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  2. The Legend of Kuaishi Five Color Stone Mastercompleted [The arena of the Ming Dynasty, repayment of grudges, civil and military male protagonists, snobbishness in the face, chivalry in the marketplace, and turmoil in the officialdom] "The Legend of Kuai Shi" is set during the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty and tells the legendary life of Dong Wen, a talented man from a poor family. The story begins with the story of Dong Wen, who is young and depressed. His rich father-in-law Chai Hao regrets his marriage because of his poverty. He is tricked by —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  3. The Four Trainings of Liaofan Yuan Huangcompleted "Liao Fan's Four Instructions" was written by Yuan Huang in the Ming Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Kunyi, and later changed his name to Fan. He was sixty-nine years old. He wrote it as a family instruction to his son. It is a famous book of persuasion in China. It was originally intended to teach his own son, so he named it "Xun Ziwen". Later, he changed his name to enlighten the world. The origin of the book: The author met a fortune teller named Kong from Yunnan before taking the imperial e —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. Hu Family General Anonymouscompleted "The Hu Family General" is an important work in traditional Chinese storytelling and classical novels. It tells the legendary story of Hu Yanzan, the founding hero of the Northern Song Dynasty, whose descendants were killed for their loyalty and good deeds, and their descendants went through hardships and dangers and were determined to take revenge. During the reign of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty, the loyal and filial king Hu Demo (Hu Bixian) offended the powerful Prime Minister Pang Ji —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  5. Nine Lives and Strange Injustice Wu Woyao (Qing Dynasty)completed [Revealing the profound social contradictions and judicial corruption during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty] The Liang family and the Ling family were originally close, but due to Feng Shui disputes, they turned into blood feuds. The Ling family used their power to not only treat the Liang family violently, but even went so far as to set fire to and kill eight members of the Liang family! Bribing local officials caused the Liang family to repeatedly lose cases in court and fall into de —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. My Paper-Making Shop Connects Yin and Yang Ghost Stories Editorial Departmentcompleted [Suspense + Supernatural + Folklore Horror + Rules and Weird Stories + Modern Mysteries] Before my grandfather disappeared mysteriously, he only left me three strange rules: [The door must be opened at midnight, and the incense cannot be cut off] [Closes on time at midnight, no living persons allowed] [For nighttime customers, we will respond to their requests] I thought this was just a boring life running a shabby paper shop, until that night—— A woman in white clothes with an earthy smell knoc —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  7. The Dark Voice of the Mountain Village Out of Control Editorial Departmentcompleted [Mountain Village + Foxy Beauty + Corpse Scam + Folk Custom Fighting] That year, my brother came back from a blind date and brought back a beautiful woman. Within a few days, he shrank into a mummy and died. On the day of the burial, he suddenly sat up and grinned: "I'm back." The whole village was frightened and crazy. Only the lame man with rotten legs could easily tell—— He was possessed by a century-old fox spirit... My dad didn't believe in evil until my brother got up in the middle of the —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  8. My Eyes Can See Ghosts X Editorial Departmentcompleted [Urban supernatural power + metaphysics + miracle doctor + cool writing] I am a Feng Shui master who has gone down the mountain to practice. The first stop when entering the city was to help Fa Xiao solve some minor problems and earn some living expenses. However, as soon as he entered the hotel, he was blocked by a female police officer and was taken directly to the police station to make a record. I was too lazy to cause trouble, but when I looked up, I was almost sent away - in the bureau con —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  9. Lao Niu Broken Car: Lao She's Autopsy Lao Shecompleted "Lao Niu Breaks the Car" is a very unique and precious collection of autobiographical essays in the creative career of Mr. Lao She (1899-1966), a giant of modern Chinese literature. Different from his popular novels and dramas, this book is a candid review and in-depth analysis of Lao She's creative process, experience gains and losses, and artistic thinking of his representative works from the early to the Anti-Japanese War period. In the book, Mr. Lao She dissects "The Philosophy of Lao Zhang" —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  10. Xiaopo's Birthday: Confused People Can Also Be a Little Shrewd Lao Shecompleted "Xiaopo's Birthday" is a full-length fairy tale novel written by Mr. Lao She in the 1930s. It is the only full-length work specially written for children in his creative career. It is also a unique and important chapter in the history of modern Chinese children's literature. The story is based on what Mr. Lao She saw and heard during his stay in Singapore, with Xiaopo, an overseas Chinese boy, as the protagonist. Xiaopo is a child who grew up in Singapore's multiracial society. He is innocent, l —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  11. Hot Air: Dissatisfaction Is the Wheel That Goes Up Lu Xuncompleted "Hot Wind" is the first collection of essays by the modern literary giant Lu Xun. The first edition was published by Beijing Beixin Book Company in November 1925. This collection contains 41 short comments and reflections written by Mr. Lu Xun between 1918 and 1924, mainly published in newspapers such as "New Youth". These include the famous "Reflections" series as well as chapters such as "Evaluating Academic Balance", "To Shock Its Difficulty", "So-called "Chinese Studies"", "Against "Tearful" —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  12. Biography of Niu Tianci: Life Is the Accumulation of Constraints Lao Shecompleted "The Legend of Niu Tianci" is a novel written in 1934 by Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature. It is another masterpiece of his "humor with compassion" style. With a unique perspective and delicate writing style, the novel tells the story of an abandoned baby Niu Tianci who was adopted by a small businessman Niu Laoman and his wife, and then grew up in a complex family and social environment with ups and downs. The protagonist Niu Tianci's life experience is a mystery. He was aband —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  13. Luotuo Xiangzi: a World Without Justice Lao Shecompleted "Camel Xiangzi" is one of the masterpieces of Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature. It was created in 1936. This outstanding realist novel is set in Peiping during the warlord war in the 1920s. Through the tragic life trajectory of the rickshaw driver Xiangzi's struggle, struggle, and eventual destruction, it profoundly depicts the miserable life of the working people at the bottom of old Chinese cities, and reveals the dark nature of semi-colonial and semi-feudal society and its r —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  14. Erma: the Most Difficult Thing in Life Is to Survive Lao Shecompleted "Two Horses" is a novel written in 1929 by Mr. Lao She, the master of modern Chinese literature. It is one of his important early masterpieces and an early and profound masterpiece in modern Chinese literature that depicts the collision of Chinese and Western cultures. With a unique perspective and poignant yet tender writing style, the novel tells the story of a series of cultural conflicts and identity dilemmas encountered by Beijing citizens Ma Zeren and his son Ma Wei when they went to Londo —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  15. Lao Zhang's Philosophy: the World Is a Mess Lao Shecompleted "The Philosophy of Lao Zhang" is a novel written by Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature, in 1926. With sharp and bitter satirical writing and vivid local Beijing colors, the novel profoundly exposed the darkness and decadence of the lower class society in Beiping City in the early years of the Republic of China. It successfully created "Lao Zhang", a philistine model who combines evil gentry, businessmen, soldiers, and educators, and pursues extreme egoism. The story revolves arou —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  16. Cat City: Once Personality Is Lost Lao Shecompleted "Cat City" (1933) is a very pioneering and critical long fable novel written by Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature. The story unfolds from a first-person perspective, narrating the tragic journey of "I" who crash-landed on Mars and witnessed the Cat Kingdom - an ancient and decadent civilization heading for complete destruction due to greed, ignorance and internal strife. The work draws on the grotesque social mirror of the Cat Country to depict official corruption, national numb —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  17. Weeds: I Will Laugh, I Will Sing Lu Xuncompleted "Wild Grass" is a collection of prose poems written by Mr. Lu Xun between September 1924 and April 1926. It contains a total of 23 works (including inscriptions). This work was born after the decline of the May Fourth New Culture Movement in Beijing under the rule of the Beiyang warlords. It is a profound portrayal of Lu Xun's inner world and spiritual exploration in a specific historical period. Different from Lu Xun's other socially oriented and militant essays and novels, "Weeds" presents a m —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  18. Tomb: We Can Easily Become Slaves Lu Xuncompleted "The Grave" is an important collection of essays and essays by Lu Xun, the founder of modern literature. The first edition was published by Beijing Weiming Publishing House in March 1927. This collection has unique documentary value and ideological historical significance. It contains 23 articles written by Mr. Lu Xun spanning nearly two decades (1907 to 1925). The compilation and publication of "Grave" coincided with a period of profound reflection and transition in Lu Xun's thought. The title —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  19. Picking up Flowers in the Morning and Evening: Where There Is Existence, There Is Hope Lu Xuncompleted "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is the only collection of retrospective essays by Lu Xun, the founder of modern literature. The first edition was published by Peking Weiming Publishing House in September 1928. The book contains ten essays written by Lu Xun in 1926, including "Dogs, Cats, and Rats", "A Chang and the Book of Mountains and Seas", "Twenty-Four Filial Piety Pictures", "Five Rampant Meetings", "Impermanence", "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", "Father's Illness", "Miscellane —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  20. Scream: It's Always Been Like This, Right? Lu Xuncompleted "The Scream" is the first short story collection by the modern literary giant Mr. Lu Xun. It was first published in August 1923 by Beijing Xinchao Press and later published by Beijing Beixin Book Company. It collects the novels written by Mr. Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, including the pioneering work "Diary of a Madman" and famous works such as "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "Tomorrow", and "The True Story of Ah Q". This collection of novels was born during the "May 4th" New Culture Movement period when —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  21. Hesitation: a Refuge for the Soul Lu Xuncompleted "Wandering" is a collection of short stories by Mr. Lu Xun, a giant in modern literature. The collection includes eleven stories written by Mr. Lu Xun between 1924 and 1925, including "Blessings", "At the Restaurant", "Happy Family", "Soap", "Eternal Light", "Display", "Old Master Gao", "The Lonely", "Sadness", "Brothers" and "Divorce". This collection was born in a specific historical period after the climax of the "May Fourth" New Culture Movement receded. Faced with the complex situation wher —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  22. Huagaiji: Life Is My Own Thing Lu Xuncompleted "Hua Gai Ji" is an important collection of essays by Mr. Lu Xun, a master of modern literature. This collection includes essays written by Mr. Lu Xun during his stay in Beijing in 1925, including such famous essays as "Beautiful Words", "A Must-read for Young People", "The Soul of Debate", "Sacrifice Mo", and "The Soldier and the Fly". This collection was born during a period of intense social turmoil in China. Around the time of the May 30th Movement, the trend at Beijing Women's Normal Univers —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  23. Kindergarten Qionglin Cheng Dengjicompleted "Young Learning Qionglin" is a very influential classic of elementary school in ancient China, compiled by Ming Dynasty scholar Cheng Dengji. The book consists of four volumes. It systematically introduces knowledge in parallel prose on astronomy, geography, age, court, human relations, food and clothing, utensils, literary affairs, military duties, skills, religion, animals, plants and other aspects. It can be called an all-encompassing small encyclopedia of traditional culture. This book has e —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  24. The Analects of Confucius Confucius and His Disciplescompleted This is not an old book of sages, but a book of life that belongs to everyone. The exchanges between Confucius and his disciples have spanned thousands of years and are still enlightening - about how to study, how to behave, how to govern, and how to be a human being. This book contains twenty full texts of "The Analects of Confucius". From the original intention of learning to "learn from time to time" to the golden rule of "do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you"; from th —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  25. Revealing the Major Cases of the Ming Dynasty: Detailing the Ins and Outs of the Huizhou Silk Case Poems and Winecompleted A math problem triggered riots in six counties, and the top student calculated the "Century Case". In the fourth year of Longqing's reign in the Ming Dynasty, a small official named Shuai Jiamo in She County accidentally discovered the difference in the tax payment methods between the Wei Suo and Huizhou Prefecture. He immediately submitted a letter to the Zhili Mansion under the jurisdiction of Governor Yingtian and officially initiated the Huizhou Silk Case! And this case also triggered ten ye —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  26. Living Hell Li Boyuancompleted "Living Hell" is the best among the condemnation novels of the late Qing Dynasty. Through the interweaving of multiple story lines, the living conditions and psychological changes of various characters are depicted, and the ugly phenomena of all walks of life are exposed. The officials are cruel, the prosecutors encourage evil, and the government is confused, causing disasters to innocent people, and party prisons are everywhere! There are many characters in the novel, including corrupt official —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. The Scene of Life and Death: a Drama That Tests Human Nature Xiao Hongcompleted Bypassing the field of life and death, I dare not say that I understand Xiao Hong "In the countryside, people and animals are busy living and dying." "The Field of Life and Death" tells the story of "life" and "death" of villagers in a village near Harbin from the 1920s to the 1930s. In the book, Xiao Hong describes the suffering experienced by women in the rural environment, but it is not entirely a one-act play about women's trivial lives. Instead, it interweaves variations on multiple themes —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  28. Yutai Xinyong Xu Lingcompleted "New Odes of Yutai" is a collection of poems compiled and selected by Xu Ling of the Southern Dynasty. It was written in the Liang Dynasty and consists of ten volumes. It contains more than 870 poems from the Han Dynasty to the Liang Dynasty. The book is named after "Yutai", which means the back cabinet of the palace. The content of this book mostly selects works related to women's life and emotions. The themes cover boudoir, missing a wife, parting, love, etc. The style is graceful and delicate —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  29. Collected Works of Cao Zhi Cao Zhicompleted He is the son of Cao Cao and the younger brother of Cao Pi, but he has been trapped in the shackles of imperial power all his life; he is the pinnacle of Jian'an character, a legend of a poem in seven steps, and the brightest meteor in the history of Chinese literature - "The Collected Works of Cao Zhi" contains not only poems, but also the monologue of a genius' soul torn apart by the times. This anthology brings together the essence of Cao Zhi's life: the heroic "White Horse" depicts the chiva —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  30. Jiayouji Su Xuncompleted "Jiayou Collection" is a representative collection of Su Xun, a famous writer and thinker in the Northern Song Dynasty, including his important works and book inspirations throughout his life. The book consists of eleven volumes, covering many fields such as political commentary, military strategy, historical commentary, scripture interpretation, and book enlightenment. It embodies Su Xun's profound political insights, outstanding military insights, and profound historical accomplishments. Volum —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  31. White Tiger Tongyi Bangucompleted "White Tiger Tongyi", also known as "White Tiger Tong" and "White Tiger Tongde Lun", is an official collection of Confucian classics conference documents and an imperial interpretation of Confucian classics during the Eastern Han Dynasty in China. It occupies an extremely important position in the history of the development of Confucianism and the history of political thought in the Han Dynasty. In the fourth year of the founding of Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 79), in order to r —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  32. Greedy for Pleasure The Master of Fishing Hermitage in West Lakecompleted "Happy Enemies" "Happy Enemies" twenty-four chapters, also known as "Retribution of Greedy Joy", "Happy Wonders", "Yanjing", "Three Continuations of Modern and Ancient Wonders", "Four Continuations of Modern and Ancient Wonders", etc. There is no author mentioned in the front of the book, and according to the preface, it can be seen that it is written by "the master of Yuyin in the West Lake". —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. Morning Glory Written by Tang Huiqincompleted A long women's novel, telling a love tragedy with ups and downs. She fell in love with a man who was not hers. He resolutely decided to abandon his wife and son to be with her. Unexpectedly, the uproar led to a murder. They caused great trouble and were not tolerated by the world. In desperation, she could only disappear. No one would have thought that she had lived in a dark cellar for three whole years, while he had not returned home for three whole years, and everyone had deserted them... Eve —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  34. History of the Three Kingdoms Lu Simiancompleted At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms were divided into three kingdoms, and wars raged all day long. In the midst of intrigues and deceit, they used conspiracies and plots, and fought openly and secretly. The history of the Three Kingdoms was written by strategy and force. In troubled times, heroes faced countless confusions and desolations in order to achieve great things. Re-read the Three Kingdoms and see how Cao Cao stood out from the siege in the era of war and chaos; Yu —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  35. Dajiang Dahe Quartet (Original Works of "Dajiang Dahe" and "Quenching Age") Written by Anaicompleted [Live audio is now online, welcome to listen~] "Dajiang Dahe" uses a rare and magnificent pattern to comprehensively, meticulously and deeply display all aspects of China's economic reforms, changes in social life, and changes in people's mental outlook since China's reform and opening up. It is known as "a wonderful book describing China's reform and opening up." From the resumption of the college entrance examination in 1977 to the Southern Talk in 1992, from the emergence of township enterpri —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  36. The Tip of the Knife (Two Volumes) Maijiacompleted "The Point of the Knife" is writer Mai Jia's first truly full-length spy novel. It is divided into two parts: "The Point of the Knife 1: The Sunny Side" and "The Point of the Knife 2: The Dark Side". In "The Point of the Knife 1: The Positive Side", Kuomintang agent Jin Shenshui talks about his mental journey of switching between various hostile identities and swirling in various tangled emotions. However, he is not walking alone on the tip of the knife - in this part, the appearance of another —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  37. The Complete Biography of Yue Yue - the Complete Version Money Lotterycompleted Reshaping the image of the national hero. The youthful spirit of challenging Xiao Liang Wang and the ancient grievances of Feng Bo Pavilion. Through classic scenes such as the tattoo of the mother-in-law and the Eight Hammers in Zhuxian Town, a grand narrative of the confrontation between loyal and traitor is constructed between historical reality and artistic fiction. —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  38. Yang Family General Anonymouscompleted The story of the Yang family generals has been circulated for nearly a thousand years, and there are many wonderful novels, storytelling, and operas. However, what happened to the real Yang family generals in history? Why did a border guard who only spoke a few words in official history become a household hero? I believe you have more questions than this, right? Let's look at "The Generals of the Yang Family" to break it down for you. This book has a total of fifty chapters, explaining in detail —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  39. Strange People in the World: a Complete Book (Recommended Chinese Reading Series) Written by Feng Jicaicompleted Tianjin Wei is originally a land and water dock, with residents from all over the place with very different personalities. However, in the hometown of Yanzhao, the blood is strong; the water is salty, the soil is alkaline, and the wind is strong. In the past hundred years or so, China has been the first to bear the brunt of all major disasters, and various weird characters have emerged, not only to show off the upper class, but also among the people. Therefore, I started writing these random tho —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. Going on a Long Journey at the Age of Eighteen Yu Huacompleted You must go out and have a try, even if your nose is bruised and your face is swollen! Become famous in one battle! It shocked the literary world as soon as it was published, and the 27-year-old Yu Hua began to enter the history of contemporary Chinese literature. I felt that although the car was covered in bruises, its heart was still sound and warm. I know my heart is warm too. I've been looking for a hotel, but I didn't expect you to be here. ——"Going on a long journey at the age of eighteen" —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  41. New Dream of Red Mansions Wu Jianrencompleted "New Dream of Red Mansions" is a modern sequel based on the classic "Dream of Red Mansions". It continues Jia Baoyu's legendary life, but gives it a deeper time-space span and fantasy color. The story begins with Jia Baoyu's hard training at the foot of Qinggeng Peak. After several lifetimes of tribulations, his heart was paralyzed, but he returned to earth because of his unfinished "wish to mend the sky." On his journey back to the world, he met his old servant Baoming by chance, and unexpected —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  42. Wine Country Mo Yancompleted "It is my most perfect novel so far, and I am very proud of it." The pleasure of reading is like drinking fine wine, an epoch-making masterpiece that goes well with wine! A "Man-Han Banquet" in novel style, integrating detective novels, cruel realism novels, expressionist novels, symbolism novels, magical realism novels, martial arts legend novels, lyrical novels, and structuralist novels. It tells the story of Ding Gou'er, a special detective from the Provincial People's Procuratorate, who went —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  43. Shouting in the Drizzle Yu Huacompleted Yu Hua's first novel. Fierce and gentle, it describes the hesitation, bitterness and confusion of a young man growing up! "I no longer pretended to have many friends, but returned to solitude and started living alone as the real me." - "We do not live in land, in fact we live in time. Time moves us forward or backward and changes our appearance. " -Awarded the French Knight of the Order of Letters and Arts - Yu Hua before writing "Alive" was very different from what you imagined! Yu Hua's —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  44. Go Home Liang Xiaoshengcompleted "Going Home" is a collection of Liang Xiaosheng's novellas, including four works: "Going Home", "The Tired Man", "Flowers in the Mountains" and "On the Ruins of the Old Manor Courtyard". The novel focuses on the general public in society, recording the ups and downs and mental journeys of all living beings, truly reflecting their beliefs, ideals, and losses, praising their valuable character, and standing up for their rough experiences. It embodies the author's strong humanitarian spirit, broad —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  45. Paper Airplane Maijiacompleted "Paper Plane" includes "Chen Huanan's Notebook", "Paper Plane", "Hanquan Jesus", "Three Roses", "Growing Up", "Huqin" and other novels. The overlapping content of human nature and the breath of life is dramatically narrated. The cause and effect of good and evil are no longer, and even reversed and chaotic. Only in this way, the destruction of the characters seems so sudden and unpredictable, which makes it even more painful and helpless. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  46. Jin Xiang Pavilion, Tou Bu, Qing Dynasty, Li Yu Manuscript Li Yucompleted "Jinxiang Pavilion", also known as "Suiyang Zhongyi Lu", "Biography of the First Beauty", "Jinxiang Pavilion Lingpa Ji", four volumes and sixteen chapters. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  47. Double and Pleasure Department (Qing Dynasty) Lu Tianchengcompleted "Shuanghe Huanjubu" was written by a writer in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties based on real people and real events during the Jiajing period. Wang Cuiqiao was from a good family, beautiful and talented. Que's family suffered a disaster. In order to save his father and brother, he was decisive and voluntarily sold himself as a concubine. However, he unexpectedly fell into prostitution. He was abused, humiliated and deceived again and again. After being redeemed, he was sold into prostitut —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  48. Tower Zhang Kangkang195k Wordscompleted Zhang Kangkang, female, formerly known as Zhang Kangmei [1], was born on July 3, 1950, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. She graduated from Hangzhou No. 1 Middle School (now Hangzhou Senior High School) in 1966. In 1969, he went to Beidahuang Farm to work in the mountains and countryside, and worked on the farm for 8 years. In 1977, he was admitted to the screenwriting major of Heilongjiang Art School. In 1979, he was transferred to the Heilongjiang Writers Association and has been engaged in professional —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  49. Complete Works of Zhang Henshui's Novels (37 Volumes in Total) Zhang Henshuicompleted Zhang Henshui, a master of popular literature, is known as the "Chinese Alexandre Dumas". This work includes all Zhang Henshui's representative works, such as "The Golden Family", "The Cause of Crying and Laughing", etc. These works have become models of Chinese popular literature with their fascinating storylines and profound social insights. Through his meticulous character descriptions and plot arrangements, he vividly demonstrated the social features of that era and people's inner world, all —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  50. Heluotu Li Peifucompleted "He Luo Tu" is based on the millions of people from the Kang family in Gongyi, Henan. It describes the entrepreneurial history of three generations centered on Kang Xiucai, Zhou Tinglan and Kang Huiwen, who were nurtured by He Luo culture, from "farming and studying people" to "Central Plains Gods of Wealth". It depicts the image of a generation of Henan merchants who were loyal to the country in the face of right and wrong, cared about the people in the face of huge wealth, and were tolerant in —Reads9.5Score—Shelves