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Books by 壹碗手擀面
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1979: I Run a Shop in Liulichang 1979：我在琉璃厂当掌柜
Chen Mo accidentally transmigrates to 1979 and becomes an educated youth sent to the countryside. He plans to take advantage of the resumption of the college entrance exams and earn his way back to the city. But then he receives a letter from the capital: his grandfather is gravely ill, and Chen Mo is to inherit Ruiba Zhai. On his first visit to a street market, his golden finger awakens. Any item in his hands reveals its age, creator, material, authenticity, and value. At first, he can only see
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1982: From the Start, I Had a Siheyuan 1982开局一套四合院
My new book is out, 1979: I’m the Shopkeeper at Liulichang. Thank you all for your support. Qian Du graduates from university only to find himself unemployed. Before graduation, he constantly joked about being an overworked drudge; after graduation, he becomes one himself, risking his life at a job that pays 4,000 yuan a month and runs from five in the morning to nine at night. Mortgage, car loan, carrying on the family line: the pressure is crushing. Given another chance, he’s determined to ris
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Starting Out by Taking Over a Supply and Marketing Cooperative in 1988 1988从供销社承包开始
Back in 1988, while everyone else was fretting over their wages and job security, Chen Xiaodong could only grin. That year, prices surged and the times were turbulent. Everyone else feared runaway inflation and struggling to do business. He went straight ahead and took over the supply and marketing cooperative, ready to make a big move! Starting with a little shop, he moved into wholesale, trade, and every opportunity that came along... “Brother, how do you get ahead in times like these?” Chen X
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1977: A Reborn Ordinary Man's Guide 1977俗人重生指南
Fang Kun, a senior teacher, is reborn and returns to the age when he ate at noon and was hungry again by half past twelve. In his previous life, he taught for thirty years, yet his monthly salary wasn’t enough to buy a single toilet seat in Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou. No pain, no gain; serve those above you. Fang Kun realizes that if he’s willing to suffer, there will always be more suffering waiting for him. This time, he wants to live differently. A literary giant? He could give it a shot
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