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"Elm Tree under the Moonlight" is a collection of short novels by the well-known writer Ji Fuqiang. The plots of the included works are ups and downs, fascinating and shocking, and are widely loved by readers. The themes of the work involve growth, love and marriage, inspiration, legend, and fraternity. The plot is complicated and confusing, and the ending has many twists and turns. It not only challenges the limits of readers' imagination, but also arouses deep thought and aftertaste.

This set of books has a strong lineup, rich content, and diverse styles. It consists of 100 contemporary short fiction writers each with a single volume. It is worthy of being a short fiction systematic project with the purpose of "creating style, promoting writers, and launching high-quality products." I believe that its publication will inspire the creation of small novel writers and promote the progress of small novel creation; it will promote the promotion and dissemination of small novel genres and guide small novel writers and their works to the market; it will enrich the humanistic spiritual world of literary readers, especially young readers, improve their literary literacy and improve their writing skills; it will have an immeasurable positive effect on further prospering the socialist cultural market and promoting advanced socialist culture.

The Micro-Reading 11 Project selects the long-term works of micro-novel authors and compiles them into books. The author uses simple and unpretentious writing to tell the truth, goodness and beauty of the world from each warm and touching story. The plot is vivid, the writing style is humorous, the idea is novel, the plot is rigorous, and the structure is novel. Readers can capture a kind of wisdom, a kind of beauty, an intriguing scene, and a kind of fresh thought in the short novel from a point, a picture, a comparison, and an admiration. This book is beautifully packaged and printed clearly.

This book collects the latest micro-novel masterpieces created by the young writer Ji Fuqiang in recent years. What is different from the past and particularly worthy of recommendation is that this book specifically includes the police-themed novels that he is good at. Higher Than Life is the artistic crystallization of the writer's many years of careful observation, personal experience, and profound understanding during his career as a police officer. Many of his articles have been published in the headlines of major literary newspapers, heavily recommended, selected and recommended for reading. Many of his articles have won awards, been included in authoritative anthologies, and been adapted into film and television dramas, bringing rich reading experience and long-lasting aftertaste to readers.

Everyone is talking about his stay in Beijing. Some people hope that no matter what they do, they will never go back to their hometown, for fear of meeting someone they hate again, such as their ex-wife. Some people want him to stay in Beijing because they hope to replace him in a useless position, such as a small room. Others do nothing, hoping that he can stay in Beijing to serve the people, live in a big house, and live a life that everyone envies. Of course, this is completely ironic. If you keep him, his face will turn the color of shit with jealousy, such as Old Liu and others. Of course, there are still people who sincerely hope that he will stay as he wishes, but only if he uses it as a springboard for her new life in the next life, such as the butterfly who always looked as pure as the Qiongtai fairy. Perhaps the only person who least expected him to stay in Beijing was his daughter Duoduo. When she came home this time, her eyes suddenly lit up, and then she jumped into her arms and wouldn't let go. Whether she was eating, sleeping, or playing, she stayed close to him. When she said goodbye, her cries almost tore through the sky, making him feel uncomfortable for more than a hundred kilometers away.