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This book is a collection of Ke Ling's essays. It compiles the author's prose creations spanning the period from the Republic of China to New China, including representative works such as "Alley", "Rain", and "Suzhou Dream Collection". The themes cover Jiangnan scenery, urban life and the memory of the Anti-Japanese War. It reflects social changes through images such as road pavilions and ancient houses, showing the author's lifelong prose achievements. Ke Ling's prose has beautiful language, blends classical artistic conception and modern language, and uses lyrical brushwork to describe urban landscapes and wartime experiences, with sincere and moving emotions. Some chapters, such as "In West Lake - The Day the Anti-Japanese War Ended", are both documentary and marked by the times. This collection of essays embodies the spiritual trajectory of intellectuals in the historical torrent.

The beautiful and smart Captain Mo was busy solving crimes every day, until he met the genius doctor...

The cold and beautiful Shangxian lowered his eyes and said calmly: "Apprentice, where do you want to go?" The tall and slender young man raised his delicate and white wrist to look at the time, and a clear voice sounded: "It's getting late, I'll take you home." The decisive prime minister made a low and serious promise: "I will help you defend this country."