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This is going to be a strange novel. In this novel, I will reveal all my thoughts, some of my thoughts or some clues, hoping to bring some inspiration or resonance to the readers who are destined to read it. As long as some people read it, I will be satisfied. Because too many people would make this novel worthless.

He is a doctor with compassion and determination to save people from suffering; He is a researcher who faces difficulties head-on and regards shortcomings as an integral part of life; He is a venture capitalist who invests rationally and believes that high risks mean high returns; He is an entrepreneur who never gives up and wants to use technology to carve out a new path in the cusp of the storm; After all, the power of individuals is limited, but the power of collaboration is truly unlimited. It tells the story of technology companies, venture capital funds, scientific researchers, and neurosurgeons working together in the field of brain-computer interface to jointly promote the future industry of brain-computer interface.

I would like to share this article with every reader. There is no trace in life. The content mainly describes my experience of living in Beijing for four years and selling second-hand houses for a living, as well as my actual feelings and mental journey. I gained some insights and spiritual comfort from the experience. I hope it can resonate with readers.

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The charming sunset illuminates the running boy, passing through the bustling crowd all the way to the unknown front without looking back. The word "boy" always carries too much emotion and meaning, like a spring breeze, floating hundreds of miles...

It uses personal experience to tell a lawyer's depression outbreak and self-rescue process, which involves various questions and thoughts. And all the darkness and light of human nature.

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A group of Toto brothers driving mules slowly walked out from the depths of the mountains, with their mouths filled with those oh-so-ouch flowers. Each note seemed to be connected to the sky, and each note bounced in the place where the sun shone. The sound of horse hooves, accompanied by the jingling of mule bells, carried the wishes of the Toto brothers in their hearts and carried the tenderness of their younger sister. They traveled on the Tea Horse Road all year round under the stars and the moon, eating and sleeping in the open air...

This story uses delicate writing and sincere emotions to vividly display the hardships and last moments of the farmer's father's life, arousing readers' emotional resonance with rural life.

Experience the love problem between two awkward people from different perspectives, empathy from the first perspective, and incomprehension from the third perspective

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A person from Shantou

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The countryside is like a piece of pure water, shining with the purest dreams in the young man's crystal eyes.

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In this rapidly changing world, time is like a tireless traveler. It never looks back, but always moves forward in a hurry, never stopping for you and me. As a child born in the late 1970s and early 1980s, I often feel caught between the past and the present, tradition and modernity. Writing this book is my attempt to capture those memories that have gradually become blurred as time goes by, and it is an affectionate look back at that special time. This book records those stories that have been forgotten in the long river of history, and preserves the joys, sorrows and joys of us little people in this era in the context of the country. For me, writing this book was a spontaneous process. Sometimes, I will suddenly remember a scene from my childhood because of a piece of reading while walking; sometimes, in the dead of night, I will fall into deep memories because of a melody or a photo. Therefore, it has no fixed framework and no specific order. Instead, it allows thoughts to flow freely and memories to unfold naturally. These scattered fragments are like scattered pearls in the ocean, picked up one by one. Therefore, I hope you will read this book with the same feeling. There is no need to pursue strict logic, or even some sudden turns; there is no need to look for clear clues, but follow the guidance of the text, walk into that memory, and feel the emotions of our generation. I hope that through these miscellaneous conversations, I can share with you those stories that have been forgotten by time, those memories that have gradually become blurred in the long river of history, so that you can find resonance in your reading and feel the warmth of that era.

It creates the image of young people such as Qin Zhiling, He Xiaohong, Liu Xiaoqiu and Liu Xiaogao who contribute to the construction of a new socialist countryside; it describes the spirit of Yuan Tong and Xiaohua, college students who came from the provincial capital to carry out land reform, to help farmers raise their awareness and contribute to the construction of a new countryside. It also describes the love that happened at work between two young people, Qin Zhiling and Yuan Tong...

A love story with twists and turns

This article will explain the simple belief of "choosing one thing for the rest of your life" through the fate of several generations of rice paper craftsmen. With solid craftsmanship details, profound historical texture and touching character arcs, it is a "white paper on the spirit of Chinese craftsmen"

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The male protagonist's name is Lin Yi. He left his hometown and lived at the bottom of the city all year round. In order to find traces of his grandfather, he returned to his hometown. During a conversation with Zhou Yun, a comrade from the same village who also grew up, he learned that the village chief's family was the only one in the village and was doing evil. This article describes the experience of the two people who went south, traveled to various countries, dealt with pirates and wild beasts, and came back from the dead to build a city of their own in a civilized society.

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Sixi Village in Hongchang Town is a poverty-stricken village in the province. It is located in the westernmost part of Hongchang Town and borders Puning City. It is a mountainous and hilly area. It is a purely agricultural mountainous village. It is 25 kilometers away from the town government. It has a mountainous area of ​​1575 acres and a cultivated land area of ​​151 acres. The total population of the village is 760 people (124 households). The planting industry is the pillar industry of the economy, mainly including grass, green plum, bayberry and other crops. The economic income of the villagers is mainly based on working outside the village, and agricultural production mainly includes planting green plums, bayberry, longan, glycerin, etc. There are 4 cadres in the two village committees, including 1 branch committee member and 3 village committee members. The village affairs disclosure democratic management leading group, village affairs disclosure supervision group, and democratic financial management group are relatively sound.

[Reading × Shenzhen Publishing House "Chasing Dreams in Shenzhen Bay" physical book is now available! ] [Won the third prize in the first Shenzhen realistic-themed online literature essay competition] At the turn of the century, Shenzhen, as the forefront of China's opening up to the outside world, saw a rapid rise in its financial industry, attracting people with dreams and endless economic vitality. This book vividly depicts the wonderful story of a group of young people who went south to Shenzhen and worked hard to realize their self-worth. Gao Xiaoqiang has just graduated and is full of vision for the future, but he is treated unfairly when he is promoted in his career. In anger, he went south to Shenzhen and joined the volatile capital market. Here, complex interest entanglements and fierce competition coexist, and every step is full of hardships, but he grits his teeth and persists, determined to prove himself. Li Xiangyang, an alumnus of the same school, chose to enter a commercial bank and started as a grassroots account manager. He relied on diligence and intelligence to move forward step by step. But the workplace is not all smooth sailing. Faced with many difficulties such as performance pressure and interpersonal disputes, he just wants to secure the "ticket" to stay in this city. During the brutal breakout in the workplace, Gao Xiaoqiang and Li Xiangyang walked side by side and witnessed the changes of Shenzhen Financial Center in the wave of the times. Their destinies are closely intertwined, creating an ups and downs and gripping story. This book delicately outlines the portraits of the "new Shenzhen people", who are dreamy, enterprising, perseverant, and born toward the sun. It vividly interprets the spiritual core of Shenzhen, a city of immigrants, and plays the song of youthful struggle in the financial wave.

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In 2005, Jiangnan mountain village. Due to the accidental death of his girlfriend, Lin Mo was reduced from a white-collar worker in a well-known coastal company to a decadent "waste". He returned to his hometown in the mountain village and lived in depression for two years, becoming a useless man in the eyes of the villagers. Until one day, he discovered that he could see the "luck value" and exchange various jungle tools from a virtual screen - loach peck, eel hook, ground cage, turtle hook, fishing rod... From then on, his life seemed to be on the hook. He can easily earn hundreds of dollars a day by fishing and catching shrimp; he drives the villagers to become rich and becomes a legend in the village; finally, he finds a girl he likes and lives a happy life. This is a story about rebirth, struggle and healing, as well as a legend about an ordinary person cheating on his life in a mountain village.

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This book is a record of personal memories. The story mainly tells the protagonist's experience after his father passed away, his mother ran away from home, and the three brothers and sisters were raised separately by the third uncle and the fourth uncle. Especially the details of the life of the fourth uncle's family and the tragic ending of the third brother due to alcohol addiction. The story is full of the hardships of life and the warmth of human nature. The theme revolves around the "extraordinary road" and emphasizes persistence and growth in adversity.

At the end of the 15th century, the Kazakh Khanate was first established. Nomadic tribes lived on the vast grasslands. There were endless fires burning in the yurts and wolves humming in the night. Young Yerdak was born into an ordinary herdsman family. His world is one of sheep, yurts and the endless blue sky. However, an unexpected encounter changed his ordinary life. During a solo grazing trip, he met a group of mysterious riders, and the wind direction of the grassland seemed to change accordingly. Political turmoil, tribal disputes, the fate of the nomads... All gradually involved him. His father Akon was once a warrior on the battlefield, but now he hides his past; his grandmother Togan always recited ancient epics in front of the firelight at night. And he grew up in this vast land, from a boy herding sheep to a man facing his destiny. This is a story about the intertwining of growth, family, destiny and history. From the grassland under the morning light to the battlefield swept by the storm, Yeldak's journey is not only related to his personal destiny, but also reflects the future of a nation. The wind blows on the grassland, but the hero is still awake.

I suddenly came up with the idea of ​​writing a book in two hours.

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Looking back on the past 20 years, the memory of the development of the times has become blurry. When we look back at history inadvertently, we find that everything has already been foreshadowed.

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The first half of Mr. Hu's life.

There is no shortage of people in this world who fight against fate.

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Chongqing's fog always rolls over the scaffolding in the early morning, casting the construction site into a maze suspended in the air. When Lin Qingshi understood the true meaning of the words "Working Road" from his father's arithmetic, his twelve-year-old pupils were reflecting his sister's torn admission notice - the way the fluttering scraps of paper fell into the Yangtze River was strikingly similar to the trajectory of unopened sleeping pills falling by the Erhai Lake twenty years later. In the urban wasteland of concrete and neon, this mountain boy was pushed by the times to become a contractor, a lover, and a patient with depression. The women he has loved are all like reflections on the glass curtain wall of a dilapidated building: the bloody youth of school beauty Xu Nanrong melts under the shadowless lights of three abortion surgeries, and the love of Su Wanyue, who is not yet eighteen, turns into the never-ending wind chimes on the eaves of the Dali Inn. When he met his future wife at a blind date and put the wedding ring on his ring finger, the scent of ink from the money order sent by his crush Shen Qingwu twenty years ago still lingered in his palm. From stilted buildings to the CBD, from the whirlpool of the Yangtze River to the demolition ruins, the "survival" of three generations has grown wildly among the steel and concrete. My sister Lin Jianqiu is building a castle in the air on the sand table in the sales department, and my cousin Liu Haiyang's excavator bucket is burying the last piece of green tiles in the village in the city. Lin Qingshi finally had an epiphany in his daughter's crayon drawings: The so-called living is nothing more than twisting the sound of his father's abacus beads into rosary beads, and looking for a shrine to enshrine life in every grain of concrete.