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From graduating from college to entering campus. From school to school, Li Hu had some different experiences and feelings. A lonely time in a different place; a vigil on campus at night; working until the early hours of the morning; getting up early to run around... Different campuses gave Li Hu different growth. Praise from colleagues, praise from elders, and affirmation from his father... Are all motivations for Li Hu to move forward in ordinary life.

"Diary of a Police Officer: Song Zi's Twenty-Two Years" is a documentary literary novel about China's grassroots police officers written in the form of a diary. In the autumn of 2000, Chen Songtao, an outstanding graduate of the police academy, returned to his hometown of Songzi and became an ordinary community policeman at the Xinjiangkou Police Station. He did not face a shocking case. What he faced day after day were disputes over the ownership of farm cattle, helpless old people living alone calling the police, fights between migrant workers at construction sites, and late-night quarrels between husband and wife. From riding an erba barg to visit households in the village, to using the "Skynet" to protect urban peace; from a confused young man who mediates disputes on ridges, to a police station chief who leads a team to protect one side, Chen Songtao's career is in sync with the modernization process of China's grassroots police force, and is deeply intertwined with the changes in Songzi, a small agricultural town. Through faithful accounts of more than a thousand days and nights, this book depicts a group of grassroots police officers represented by Chen Songtao: the experienced old director, the auxiliary police brothers who are rooted in the local area, the prosperous community cadres, and the young faces who come and go. They are not heroes. They will be tired and confused. They often weigh between human relationships and legal principles, and struggle between family and responsibilities. But they measure the land with their feet and use their time to fulfill their oaths. In the process of mediating every dispute, escorting every drunkard home, and lighting every late-night police light, they interpret the simplest meaning of "people's police" - guarding the ordinary world every day. This is a story about time, perseverance and growth. It is a micro epic of China's grassroots social governance, dedicated to all the guardians who work silently in ordinary positions.

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I'll definitely add one when I think about it.

With no background or skills, I accidentally rode an electric bike and became a food delivery rider. From a novice who can't even navigate the navigation to an experienced rider who is familiar with the streets, this journey is full of the bitterness and growth of running an order: there is the anxiety of missing an order due to traffic jams, the helplessness of being manipulated by the platform's overbearing terms, and the frustration of overcoming the unreasonable demands of the webmaster. In the days that came and went in the wind and rain, I met all kinds of people, tasted the grievances that were not understood, and also encountered a bottle of hot drink from a customer and a helping hand from my colleagues. This is not a cool article about cheating and counterattack. It is just a record of the life of an ordinary person as a delivery boy struggling in the city. It describes the struggle and perseverance of the workers at the bottom, and also hides the warmth and warmth of humanity and the wisdom of survival on the road.

Stepmothers are mothers too, and farmers are also crazy. Not all stepmothers are bad women. Can contradictions coexist? Nostalgia, look at the mortal past of a beggar prince. No matter it thunders in winter, snow falls in summer, or how the four seasons change, my heart that loves you will never change. He is a good-luck boy who fell into the mortal world to become a saint, shaking the dragon and breaking the sky. He does not seek to become an immortal or a god, but he practices in the human world without any desire or pursuit. His ultimate goal is to spread kindness throughout his life. As Einstein said, don't try to be a successful person, try to be a valuable person. Therefore, if you love your country, you will love your home even more. I firmly believe that there is no harm, beauty has no boundaries, and if we treat each other well, there will be no harm.

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An "IOU" spanned forty years and led to three families. What I want is not money, but reason; what I want is not debt repayment, but the unavoidable tone in my life. The story is about "calculation", calculating the heavens and the earth and calculating people's hearts. In the end, the only thing that can't be calculated accurately is one's own account.

Around the 1820s, in a village in Xiangshan...

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The elders say that only by enduring more hardship can we achieve success, but when we have endured enough hardship, the things we yearn for are nowhere to be found. Enduring hardship does not necessarily lead to success, and success does not necessarily depend on enduring hardship. Some people have suffered for most of their lives but have not lived a day for themselves. This is actually a very sad thing. This is Canghai's story and my story, but now this story belongs to you.

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Introduction: You should live a peaceful life, pure and simple, and don't look at everything too clearly, because if you are not good, it will make you bad, and if you are not good, it will not be good for others...

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In the world of flowers, on the shore of the sea, on the paths in the fields, in the countryside under broken clouds, in a lonely night, I wrote down one stroke after another in my life...

Stay sensible and believe in the future. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

In the process of urbanization across the century, in the simple stories of ordinary people, life is subtly influenced by chance and coincidence, and the fate of life gathers and disperses like a fleeting moment...

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The story describes how several friends in rural areas worked hard to change their destiny under the tide of reform and opening up.

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Life is like poetry, poetry is like life!

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The novel mainly tells the story of how Jiang Xi and his wife, who have twins, met Wang Zhixing and his wife from the late 1990s to the beginning of the 21st century, and the story revolves around them and the people around them. Wang Zhixing and his wife had a child in their later years, but a serious illness and unclear surgery took away the child's life. When Zhang Xiuli was taking care of Jiang Xi's family, the relationship between the two families gradually became a family over time. Ma Jiaming, a young man who experienced the death of his father and the departure of his mother, accidentally became a part of this family. Happiness may be short-lived. Wang Zhixing became a vegetative state in an accident; when the two children were seven years old, their elder brother was abducted by a passing van and has not been heard from since. At the same time, Song Aya disappeared from the campus after his grandfather passed away. Following the appearance of lumberjack Jiang Hailin and Chen Bing and his wife from Xinjiang, the truth about the death of Wang Zhixing and his wife's son that year was revealed... Since then, Jiang Xi has been running around looking for his son's whereabouts; his younger brother lost the van because he couldn't remember the license plate number of that van, and he lived with himself for thirteen years... After his brother was taken away, he traveled to many places and met Wang Zhixing's grown-up children and the little boy he once was. They have been trained since childhood, and year after year, they have adapted to life in another country. When Song Aya grew up, he brought back news from abroad, and his former playmates also embarked on a journey together because of the news. What will they do, what situation will they face, and what will be the outcome...

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Fireworks in the world Joy, anger, sorrow and sweetness

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Dear Reader: When you open this book, what you open is not a fictional novel, but a real life. Every smile and tear here, every heartbeat and heartbreak, has really happened to me. I decided to write these stories not because of how extraordinary they are, but on the contrary, because of their "ordinaryness." I believe that it is in these joys and confusions that everyone may experience that the most universal truth about love and growth is hidden. I've been searching for pieces of the puzzle in the ruins and gardens of every relationship, like a treasure hunt. If these stories can make you feel at a certain moment, "Oh, it turns out it's not just me", then this book has fulfilled its most important mission. I hope my truth can give you some warmth of companionship or the courage to move forward.

I want to learn to be grateful, and write you into my diary, into the blooming of oleanders after my senior year, into a summer night when cicadas sing lightly, into the lines of ink, into the story of "Fourth Year in Senior Year, Phoenix Crying in the Sky".

"This closed door may be a gift. It allows the sun to get to know us who are stainless..." "We Are in Different Classes" is a campus story about a group of disabled teenagers. The plot is adapted from my own life and feelings, so some parts will be dramatic. I'll start with the ugly words. My writing is not good, so please forgive me! Regarding the plot, I admire Chen Dongyang's bravery in replying when others say he is pretending to be sick; I envy Li Ze who doesn't have to worry about the future; I like Wang Lulu's laughter anytime, anywhere. I hope the stories I write are warm. For example, if you are bullied at school, the first person who stands up to protect you is your class teacher; if you make a mistake or lose your temper at home, you will get a hug from your parents instead of blindly blaming; outside, everyone can consciously maintain the order of the world, and maybe Lu Dunzi will not block the wheelchair... I saw many different small worlds from my classmates, and each small world seemed to have a small sun charging and shining with each other, so I wanted to share it with everyone. I want to say that happiness can actually be compared. "Little Suns" can all live hard and happily. I believe that ordinary people can also find their own meaning. To be a dazzling light, you don't need to be very bright. Likewise, don't doubt your own light, because we are all obviously excellent. Keep your original intention and cuteness, love and shine, and hope that we can all become the "little adults" we inexplicably looked forward to when we were children. No matter who you are, please remember that all the lovely light is always worth collecting in your heart.

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The story of an art student in the 1990s, the life history of a small person in the context of the big era.

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Support Originality This book was started when I was desperate. Many, many are fictional. It was true that I was bankrupt and had no other choice. Stupid me for actually getting scammed. A lot of things have happened that are irreversible. But maybe that's the most important thing. Maybe people who have had the same experience will feel something after reading it. What I want to say is that maybe there is still a chance to live.

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My pen name is Si Wu There is no end to suffering

This work describes the hardships of Ren Liujin, a policeman born in poverty, in his teenage years, and the joys and sorrows of joining the army. He became the flowers and applause received by the police, was jealous and framed by villains, reversed the situation with his strong will, and finally gained perfect love and reached the pinnacle of life.

"The Wind Comes Late" is a typical urban emotional healing novel

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