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The suspects involved in the case were brought into the pre-trial room. The pressing questioning, meticulous reasoning, and rigorous and meticulous investigation caused the case to take a sudden turn. Love and hate collide, human nature and bestiality clash.

The author stands on the sidelines and observes the world, all kinds of life, and the ways of the world. The ultimate purpose is to remind himself and the readers to always think about the true rationality and wisdom through comedy. Criticism is not the purpose, making society a better place is.

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This book is a representative work of excellent documentary literature that the well-known writer Li Di has taken root in the front line of public security in recent years, went deep into police life, and created with great concentration. Li Di was one of the first batch of writers selected nationwide by the Chinese Writers Association in 2010 to go deep into life at a fixed location. He has been to the front lines of public security in Liaoning, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places many times. With his actual actions, he has provided a sample for writers to go deep into life at a fixed point. With his simple and vivid language and real and readable plots, Li Di has shaped the police officers of various police stations, detention centers, criminal investigations, economic investigations and other police departments, and demonstrated the image of contemporary public security police officers as an outstanding group who are loyal to their duties, courageous to take on responsibilities, serve the people, and proactive. The characters in the book are lifelike and the story is tear-jerking. After reading it, you will be inspired and make you think deeply.

This book is based on the life experience of a group of intellectual youths who came to Yunnan from Beijing, Shanghai, and Sichuan in the 1950s and joined the army at the farm, and then went from the farm to the army deep in the mountains to serve as literary and artistic propaganda team members. It uses the experience of each propaganda team member as the main line to tell their work, life and love in that era.

This work consists of three novellas: "The Last Movement of Pathetique", "You Can't Live After Death" and "The Shock of Lady Orchid", with about 220,000 words.

The author went to Yonghe for the fifth time and traveled throughout this small county with only one road. He harvested many stories and selected 33 highly representative figures to show the prosperous battle against poverty in the area. These thirty-three stories embody the hard work and wisdom of the working people. Sophora flower cakes, red dates, paper-cuts, bean curds, vermicelli, donkey meat... Behind the smoky words lies a powerful will to live. Under the guidance of the local government, these kind-hearted people have walked out of their own way with hard-working hands.

This book describes the story of Gebu, a PLA scout who solved a case in the early days of liberation and engaged in an intricate struggle with hidden enemies.

This book is a novel with strong regional characteristics and distinctive color of the times written by the famous writer Li Di. Li Di used real life as creative material and followed up interviews with character prototypes for more than a year. Finally, he used the heroine's personal life experience as a narrative perspective and used Beijing accent and Beijing flavor to create a tragic female image like Lu Juer, who dares to love and hate, is forthright and kind, and has the courage to fight against a bumpy fate. Lu Ju'er's fate has been ups and downs, with emotions ups and downs, but she remains sober, self-possessed, and never willing to go with the flow. Against the background of a turbulent era, Lu Juer enjoyed happiness in times of poverty, and went through fire and water when in love. After half a century of vicissitudes, she can still shed tears for love...