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Books by 慕十七
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Kindling 薪火
The peach blossoms of Li Town sway in the yearly breeze, and the fields are fragrant with fruit. A teacher’s duty is to impart knowledge, teach skills, and answer questions. Weng Sili, a graduate student at Tongda University, answered the school’s call to take part in the volunteer teaching program in Lizhuang. She became one of the legendary new Xiajiang arrivals. As she teaches and nurtures her students, she gradually uncovers the glorious traces their ancestors left behind, awakening memories
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Drunk in Sichuan 醉川中
If I’m destined never to fly beyond this mountain, then I might as well take the mountain with me. Through fifty-two years of unwavering devotion, Xiao Gou has waited in vain for the one who never returned. Instead, Xiao Zhuozhuo comes home, and Xu Niang makes a sacrifice for her. The fire boils the mountain spring, and the wine it brews is strong enough to intoxicate the whole land.
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The Bamboo Craftsman 竹匠
The world has its master artisans, also known as skilled craftsmen. Under a bamboo artisan’s knife and ax, tales of a flourishing age take shape. A bamboo book, a story told only in fragments, a misunderstanding that cannot be explained, and a promise to return a kindness with a kindness: in a sea of bamboo stretching across Wanling, Xu Youran stumbles upon a grand celebration of bamboo weaving. An old man in his eighties, lost in madness, asks for little. He only hopes his craft will be passed
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Dawn on a Lost Path 迷途破晓
Some people have lost their memories and cannot find their way home. Some have lost their way in life and refuse to set out on the road home. Some have no home at all... When Shen Chuxiao was young, she had a dream: to help those who were lost find their way home.
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Sturgeon Shadows on the Great River 大江鲟影
(In the Yangtze lives the sturgeon, its elephant-like snout supreme; for millions upon millions of years, it has roamed the mountains and seas.) Following a reassessment by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the Yangtze sturgeon has been upgraded from Endangered to Critically Endangered. This is the harshest warning yet about the natural environment of the Yangtze River basin. Jiang Xiangyu, an aquatic researcher at the Academy of Sciences, is devoted to the Yangtze sturg
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