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The author immersed himself in old papers and rummaged through old newspapers. From old newspapers and magazines such as Time, New York Times, and The Times from the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, he found pieces of unique fragments of Chinese history. He translated these historical fragments from foreign media authentically, and pieced together a historical picture in a "diorama". From the perspective of foreign media, China at that time was so novel, so inexplicable, and so weird.

The novel "White Night Redemption" describes a series of emotional and suspenseful stories about an orphan An Xiaoxu who came to Beijing from a foreign land, rented in Yuetan North Street, met Lao Du, an old Beijinger who was twenty-three years older than her, and met Lei Haisheng, a colleague of a similar age to her. This is an excellent emotional suspense novel written for the modern era, for the current social trends and social concepts, and for the traditional Chinese outlook on human nature and values. It is full of suspense and warmth. Both Lao Du and Lei Haisheng gave the orphan An Xiaoxu sincere warmth and affection. Even if An Xiaoxu's roommate Xiaotian died unexpectedly, everyone still wanted to see the light in the end.

In 1911, the Revolution of 1911 broke out, ending the feudal dynasty that had ruled China for more than two thousand years and ushering in an era of warlord rule. Since then, warlords, big and small, have appeared on the scene, each leaving a strong or weak mark in the modern history of the fierce collision between Eastern and Western cultures. The land of China is full of smoke and war. The Chinese warlords come from rough backgrounds. They are either perverse, tough and domineering, careless about human life, or approachable. But no matter which warlord they are, they can be called heroes in troubled times. Regardless of whether it is absurd or confused, how can China rule the roost in troubled times and have no personality at all? This book uses a unique perspective to show the alternative humor of those reckless warriors, uncovers the hilarious and shocking secret history, restores a living history, depicts the group portraits of Chinese warlords, allowing readers to understand modern Chinese history from the details, and read the many helplessness of modern China from the warlords.

Deep in our hearts, there are always one or two stories that are enough to warm our days and nights. In this book, there are my story, your story, his story, and our story. These stories are not necessarily about life and death, sweat and blood, or entanglements of love and hate, but they can make readers feel exuberant, burning, lonely, and burst into tears late at night. This book is a city that never sleeps. Some people cheer and some people cry. The waterfall of time goes upstream, everything returns to the starting point, and the stories in the book are always repeated by people.

"Zhongtong" is one of the main spy agencies of the Kuomintang. This book systematically describes the history of the Central Unification Organization, its intelligence network across the country, introduces its core figures, and describes its brutal suppression of democratic movements and its sabotage and infiltration activities of CCP organizations. Expose its anti-communist and anti-people evil nature. Adopt a new historical narrative style.

"Military Tong" is one of the main spy agencies of the Kuomintang. Its influence has spread throughout the country and even to consulates abroad, and it specializes in secret activities such as surveillance, kidnapping, arrest, and assassination of progressive groups and individuals. Although it assassinated Japanese invaders and traitors and had certain achievements in the Anti-Japanese War, these achievements could not conceal its anti-people nature.

This book uses pictures and texts to vividly depict the real images of the emperors in the past dynasties of China, including not only Liu Qi, the Han Jing Emperor who "gave an official position to everyone in the world", Yang Jian, the Sui Emperor Wen who "resolutely did not allow ministers to divorce their wives and take concubines", and Guangxu Emperor, who "couldn't even eat enough", "sent eunuchs out of the palace every afternoon to buy two sesame cakes and drink hot water with the queen. Emperor Daoguang who served as "dinner"... In this book, there are no lengthy narrations, no elaborate palace battles, and no seriousness in facing the current situation. Instead, there are little-known emperor stories behind the official history, and relaxed and interesting scene comics. Simple and lively paragraphs, coupled with real and vivid comics, constitute this most authentic and revealing "Chinese Emperors Behind the Official History".

This is the Chinese version of "Murder on the Orient Express". This is a case that happened in an office. Was it sudden death or murder? Why was there a hostage-taking case hidden after this case? In a two-bedroom studio in Lushuiwan Community, the founder Cheng Ming died mysteriously. Everyone in the office has doubts, but every character with a distinctive personality has perfect proof of innocence. What is incredible is that these five people seem to be related to the kidnapping case; what is even more elusive is that various details show that they have erased one suspect after another... This is one of the detective series of the warm suspense novel series "White Night Redemption". It seems that "no such person has been found", but in fact everyone is hiding a secret and covering up for redemption. It seems like a collective crime, but the ending is completely beyond everyone's expectation. Everything is for love, everything is because of love.