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Collection of short stories. The author is a Chinese special forces soldier. He uses documentary techniques to describe the story of how he was selected by the People's Liberation Army headquarters to undergo brutal survival training at the underwater assault camp of the Ecuadorian Navy's special brigade, and how he later fought to the death with terrorists in defense of national peace and construction.

"Mo Yun on the Horizon" is a new work by young military writer Wang Kun after "Post No. 6". It was originally published in the 11th issue of "Chinese Writer" in 2020. The novel focuses on a pastoral area called Moyun Township and records in detail the full help provided by PLA medical workers to residents in Tibetan areas under the leadership of the Party. It then fully demonstrates the deep affection between the military and civilians in the context of targeted poverty alleviation. On the ridge of Tanggula Mountain at an altitude of 5,000 meters, the Geji tribe, an ancient branch of the Tibetan people, lives. The herders there have been influenced by Tibetan Buddhist culture for thousands of years and mainly rely on Tibetan medicine for treatment. When a medical team with advanced medical equipment and superb diagnosis and treatment technology broke the tranquility of the grassland, various conflicts between modern medicine and traditional Tibetan medicine, traditional thoughts and novel concepts ensued, thus launching a strong collision of souls and beliefs...

"The Three Faces of the Ming Emperors" mainly tells the life of the three emperors of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Di and Zhu Houzhao. It conducts a multi-angle analysis around their life experiences, governance concepts and personality characteristics. Behind the three different faces are three people with very different personalities and ways of doing things, and their historical impact on the Ming Dynasty was also different. From the iron-fisted purges of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, to Zhu Di, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty who usurped the throne from his nephew, to Zhu Houzhao, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty during the heyday of the Ming Dynasty, three emperors with very different personalities, visions, and skills defined their own dynasties in different ways. The faces of these three emperors of the Ming Dynasty have long been blurred in the fog and smoke of history. The author uses sharp and vivid writing to reverse time and space and restore history. Three faces, three lives, leading readers into the legendary experiences of the three emperors of the Ming Dynasty!