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It was once a small fishing village with rich and colorful resources. It is also a place that young people yearn for. It is the fastest city in the rapid evolution and development of reform and opening up. It turns out that it is such a beautiful place. Its story can be traced back to before the reform and opening up. It has a beautiful name called "Shenzhen Hong Kong" and it is also the place I yearn for. There are always regrets and scenery in life, every moment. Every scene is a human being passing through. Some people will meet again, and some people may never meet again. The world is always surrounded by narratives, and everything is regretful. Life is short, and it is too short to calculate carefully. Looking back on your life, you may cherish the present and honor your parents.

Mr. Lu Xun's "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" writes a lot about Mr. Lu Xun's childhood. I am now in junior high school. Can I still remember the things that happened when I was a child in the future? So I wrote this book "Memories of the Past". This book is about what happened when I was in elementary school and just entered junior high school. There are also happy and sad moments. Look what it was like when I was a kid.

In Peiping in 1937, the cannon fire on Marco Polo Bridge had not yet sounded, and the people under the night

In the era of "stuck" technology, Lin Tao, a top programmer, was dissatisfied with the technical barriers and arrogance of foreign companies towards the Chinese market. He resolutely resigned and roped in several partners with different personalities (technically paranoid architects, market-savvy sales, and meticulous product managers) to start a business together, determined to develop industrial simulation software with independent intellectual property rights. The story has no golden fingers and truly depicts the hardships of starting a business: financing setbacks, technical bottlenecks, team infighting, poaching by major manufacturers, and copycat plagiarism. They crowded into a small shared office and worked all night on a bug. The heroine, Xia Nan, a science and technology reporter who knows the difficulties well, records and witnesses their ups and downs. The climax of the story is not an overnight success, but after being on the verge of collapse countless times, the team finally won the first benchmark customer. Their code "ran" in the manufacturing process of the most important equipment in the country, proving the wisdom and backbone of Chinese engineers.

Some thoughts from college students

After the Zhenbao Island incident occurred on the Sino-Soviet border, all parts of the country launched an upsurge of digging air-raid shelters in accordance with the instructions of "dig holes deeply, accumulate food widely, and do not seek hegemony." Subsequently, the school received instructions from its superiors. In order to meet the needs of war preparations and ensure that students can complete their studies normally, each school was required to establish branch branches in remote areas based on its own actual conditions. So, our school sent our class as an advance team to establish a branch branch to the Jiudao Valley deep in Daqing Mountain to establish a branch branch. From this, a series of thrilling events happened...

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Recalling my three years of junior high school

When consciousness becomes a traversable territory, theory becomes the boundary marker that divides the territory. The Amber City is suspended above the sea of ​​clouds. Evolutionists believe in the supremacy of algorithms and use rational codes to write "optimal solutions" for all consciousness; symbiosisists adhere to ancient totems and try to maintain eternal balance in the interconnected field; chaosists prefer disordered freedom and regard the random emergence of consciousness as the most authentic form. Until an abnormal signal in the consciousness field of C-7 star broke through the sky, the representatives of the three doctrines - Karen, Elder and Leon, were thrown into the legendary "wasteland of consciousness". There are no rules and no boundaries here, just countless fragments of consciousness struggling between birth and annihilation, and a crack that constantly swallows up the theoretical framework. When the logic of evolution encounters uncoded warmth, when the totem of balance encounters differences that are unwilling to compromise, when the chaos of freedom faces the fear of existence, they finally discover: all doctrines are boats crossing the sea, and the wilderness is never the end. In the cracks where the theory collapses, perhaps there is hidden the most primitive truth of consciousness - that is the true echo of every soul that transcends coding, balance and chaos.

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Taking land belief as the anchor, through the ups and downs of two generations of the Ning, Feng and Fei families in rural areas of southern Shandong, it shows the farmers' deep affection for the land, the thorny road of women's awakening, and the national resilience tempered in the flames of war.

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There is my shadow in your life, but you didn't notice it

He was very busy, but I still waited quietly. The beginning of everything may not be so smooth, but it doesn't matter. I have plenty of patience. I can wait until he opens his mouth and waits until he fulfills all his promises - that peak that no one can reach. I remember that night, we drove to a wedding. On the way forward, he was furious and shouting. The cars running for the wedding ceremony came one after another like a long dragon shuttling through the night, roaring and speeding.

This realistic novel is based on the real process of rural revitalization. Through the continuous struggle of "three generations of village party secretaries", it tells the story of how a poor mountain village with "earth-walled houses, burning charcoal, half-year grain, and a daughter who did not marry a Jiang Lang" completed the transformation from "cutting down trees and burning charcoal" to "protecting mountains and water", from "raising pigs to pollute streams" to "digital smart governance", from "hollow village" to "Internet celebrity village" under the guidance, and became a national rural revitalization demonstration village. It unfolds with a four-act structure of "ecological awakening-industrial transformation-digital empowerment-cultural renaissance" 1. Ecological awakening: Jiang Yinxiang, the old party secretary, experienced the pain of flash floods and vowed that "not a single tree is allowed to be cut down" and took the lead in closing mountains and controlling floods. 2. Industrial butterfly change: Yang Hongma "cut off his wrist" to shut down the polluting pig farm, and opened the "lucid waters and green mountains" monetization channel with the "trinity" of grapes-Chinese medicinal materials-B&B 3. Digital empowerment: Returned female master Jiang Lijuan leads the villagers to "go to the cloud" and "use numbers". 5G smart agriculture, live e-commerce, and "Silver Group" IP allow Xiajiang's agricultural products to sell at a premium; 4. Cultural renaissance: Art in the village, rebirth of old houses, and revitalization of intangible cultural heritage have turned "local flavor" into "nostalgia economy" and formed a "Daxiajiang" coalition. The whole book combines deep local feelings with a distinctive atmosphere of the times, creating a vivid and three-dimensional group portrait of "new mountain people". Jiang Yinxiang is an ecological awakener who "swore in the charcoal fire" Yang Hongma is the industry pathfinder who "cuts off the fight against pollution"; Fang Xinhe, a tough woman who used her dowry silver bracelet to support her first B&B; Jiang Lijuan, the "Guiyan" secretary who gave up the high salary in the city and reshaped the countryside with digital ideas;

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The cows in the production team are lying down. See how my professional car mechanic saves it. Starting from the brigade, he led the villagers on the road to agricultural prosperity.

Taking the learning and living environment before the age of 21 as the meridian, it narrates the formation process of personal worldview and values ​​step by step. The big events are especially true, while the small details are mostly fictitious. Interspersed in the middle are self-observation of the living world and understanding of human beings, which can be regarded as a history of personal spiritual growth and used as the source and proof of the origin of thoughts. It is both a case and a certain trajectory of human life.

The life of a woman fleeing famine in Henan

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Hidden in the folds of the bustling city is an old alley called "Jishanli". Chen Yanqiu, a doctor who has been running a community clinic here for more than 20 years, is used to listening to the joys and sorrows of the neighbors amidst the ticking sound of his stethoscope - the loneliness of the elderly living alone, the embarrassment of migrant workers, the childcare anxiety of young couples... When the old alley was included in the urban renewal plan, the developer's blueprint collided with the actual needs of the residents, and Chen Yanqiu became the "mouthpiece" trusted by the neighbors. She not only has to balance the demands of all parties and resolve conflicts between neighbors due to demolition compensation, but also faces the realistic dilemma that the clinic may be demolished. She has to re-understand the meaning of "home" and "roots" while guarding the warmth of the old alley and accepting the changes of the times.

Mountains and rivers are full of doubts and there is no way, and willows are dark and flowers are bright in another village. The road of life is long. You must learn about the flowers, plants, trees, fish, insects, birds and beasts along the way...

This novel describes the campus youth of southern high schools in the late 1990s, adding literary and artistic creations based on real experiences.

Continuing the story line of "All Creatures", it focuses on the transformation of "Maixiang Village" in Qilu land in the wave of rural revitalization in the new era. With Yang Rong (played by Yang Mi), Chen Yuan (played by Ou Hao), Ni Dachuan (played by Ni Dahong) and other core characters as the axis, through the four main lines of technological innovation, cultural inheritance, ecological governance, and intergenerational conflict, it shows the great changes in the mountains and countryside under the collision of farming civilization and modern technology. The story spans 15 years (2020-2035), covering real issues such as the rise of smart agriculture, revitalization of intangible cultural heritage, saline-alkali land management, and entrepreneurship of returning youth, and depicts how a group of "heroes growing out of the soil" protect their homeland and reshape the local spirit.

Ten years after graduation, Shenzhen's furniture industry has undergone earth-shaking changes. Zhang Yang made an indelible contribution to this, because Zhang Yang, who was unemployed in the first year after moving south to Shenzhen, met Li Xue, who changed his life's destiny!

"Half Acre of Fangtang" is set in the mysterious western Hunan. It tells the story of a sickly young man named Pingyaozi (Hui Jue) who was sent to a mountain for foster care by his family. He was cared for by his master and fellow teachers. He was influenced by the architectural carvings in the Medicine Master Temple and was later inspired by folk craftsmen to become obsessed with woodcarving. After the mountain temple collapsed, he followed his senior sister Mei Zi down the mountain and settled in the "Half Acre Fangtang" teahouse under the ancient city. Amidst the aroma of medicine, the smell of tea, and the carving of knives and axes, he faced the ancient curse behind his skills and the dilemma of survival. Finally, he used the carving knife as his pulse to diagnose the soul of wood and heal the inner demons, and renew the spiritual flame of the Medicine Master Temple amidst the fireworks of the world. This is a Xiangxi story about redemption, inheritance and ingenuity.

Our generation was born when the ice cracked. When the morning light of the 1980s penetrated the morning fog of China, we were born at the junction of rurality and change. Our lullaby is the croaking of frogs on the edge of the fields and the roar of distant urban construction sites; our childhood was soaked in the fragrance of earth, and we could vaguely hear the imagination about another world coming from Teresa Teng's singing. This book records the life trajectory of a child from a mountain village in southwestern Sichuan for forty years. Those past events hidden under the thin ice of the "Stone Coffin" Village, those bitter and happy years engraved in collective memory, are not only a person's growth history, but also the spiritual map of a generation. Here you will see: How the mottled light and shadow on the old wall illuminate the eyes seeking knowledge; How the work in the fields builds strong bones and muscles; What kind of dreams and hesitations are contained in the bags carried on the road away from home; How a country visitor has grown up after sixteen years of military life. Our generation grew up in the afterglow of agricultural civilization, fought against the wave of industrialization, and finally drifted into the torrent of the digital age. Deep in our hearts, the symphony of two eras always echoes - this is our burden and our wealth. With these memory fragments salvaged from time, I would like to pay tribute to all those who traveled in the 1980s between tradition and modernity. I hope these words can help you see where you came from and remember why you set out amidst the chaos of the world.

Others traveled through time, Golden Finger, relying on his past life experience, became prosperous, and grabbed wealth and beautiful women with both hands. God, this thief, at least give me some talents and skills. Before time travel: car, house, wife, daughter, everything After time travel: Nothing, just lie down and develop...

This book is a supplement to "The Creation of All Things" and continues the story of the Ning, Feng and Fei tribes in Tianniu Temple Village in southern Shandong, covering the time span from 1926 to 1946. Through the three main lines of land changes, family grievances, and revolutionary struggle, it shows the deep connection between farmers and the land and their destiny choices in the torrent of the times. The book contains 1 million words and is divided into 20 volumes, each with 50,000 words. It deeply explores the characters' inner feelings and historical details, and presents an epic rural picture spanning twenty years.

"A Promise on the Green Mountain" is a novel with profound significance that reflects the times. It takes the old industrial community of Qingshan in Wuhan as a microcosm, vividly showing the various problems and challenges faced by China's old industrial bases in the process of transformation. Behind the advancement of the community reconstruction plan in the novel is the need for economic development, and the persistence of the old workers in the vegetable garden represents the nostalgia for the past years and the cherishment of industrial memories. This conflict reflects the contradiction between the development of the times and the preservation of tradition, and is a realistic portrayal of what countless old industrial bases are experiencing. The book depicts the attitudes and reactions of people of different age groups to this change. The young man Chen Ming, while pursuing career development, gradually understands and respects the emotional appeal of the older generation; while the older generation strives to adapt to the changes of the times while adhering to tradition. This kind of communication and reconciliation between generations is exactly what society needs in the process of transformation. By reading this book, we seem to see the entire society's difficult progress and active exploration in the wave of the times, and feel the profound impact of the changes of the times on people's lives and emotions. It makes us pay more attention to the transformation of old industrial bases, and how to balance development and inheritance in the process. It is a work with a strong sense of mission of the times.

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Chen Yuan is a junior high school student in a poor mountainous area in northwest China. He has been obsessed with football since he was a child, but the school conditions are so poor that he only has seven shin pads. With extraordinary perseverance, he struggled all the way from the field to eventually lead the national football team to compete in the World Cup and realize his dream.

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There are many strange things in life, and there are even more strange roads.

Prose work: Reminiscing about fishing experiences in childhood

In an ordinary alley, a group of people shoulder the responsibility of spreading the love of the alley. Ma Yinan, who took office urgently, in a new community stage, depicts the ordinary but not mediocre stories of the social workers. They are a mirror that reflects the root system of grassroots governance in society. They are also a set of portraits that reflect the four seasons of grassroots work. They are more like a team, leading residents and the masses to the road of harmony, civilization, kindness, and common prosperity.

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Life is full of strange things. We are controlled by the present, but we are unwilling to accept the status quo. The cruel reality makes us crawl, but many ideas continue to emerge. People always say that they need to be a giant in action and thought, but how many people can do that? Humanity never lacks giants of thought, nor lacks dwarfs of action. Action without thought is also a dwarf.

Month after month, year after year From the invasion of Guandong during the Guangxu period to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Laolonggang Town has experienced ups and downs in the past fifty years. The Jin family used copper bells to expand the territory, but due to the constant disputes with Tsarist Russia and the Zhao family over the land, the copper bells wept blood to witness the rise and fall of the family; the Zhao family started from a grocery store, but was tempted by interests and went to betrayal and destruction; Lin Yueqin, the daughter of the Oroqen hunter, used hunting knives and shamanistic beliefs to protect her home; blacksmith Sun Dianchen and his family used hammers as blades to uphold justice in troubled times. On the black earth, the sweat of pioneering, the blood of resistance, and the conspiracy of betrayal are intertwined into a web. When the Tsarist Russian cavalry invaded and the Japanese invaders wreaked havoc, the townspeople made a choice between survival and dignity. The legend of the bronze bell's three tones to control floods and its seven tones to bring disaster runs throughout, and the red sorghum wine soaked in gold bars in the cellar has become a symbol of desire and faith under the changing times.