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Books by Mu San
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Go for It, Xu Xiaosan! 加油！徐小三！
I have been bound to the number three all my life. I was born on March 3, 1983, in Sanli Village, Guazhou Commune, on the outskirts of Yangzhou. It was the Qingming season, yet there was no rain. Bright spring sunshine fell over the fields, and orioles sang. My mother, Ruan Taohua, sent a telegram to my father, Xu Guanglin, who was stationed with a border defense unit on the China-Vietnam front in Guangxi: “A girl was born on March 3.” My father, who had a slight preference for sons, was on the
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Gu Xiaoqi 顾小七
When choosing a category for this book, I hesitated. I didn't know what kind of outer covering to give it, or which one would look more splendid... In the end, I classified it as fantasy, even though its opening feels more like a wuxia novel. But I don't think that matters, do you? Clothes are just clothes, after all... This is my second book, and the story I've always wanted to tell. Perhaps it won't be as fortunate as my first book. Perhaps it's merely a muttered monologue with no one to hear
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A Game for Life 棋定今生
When black and white stones lie in their bowls, they are nothing more than pebbles and crystals. But when a pair of hands places them on the board, they awaken from their slumber and come alive. They become one with the person whose hands have awakened them, sharing that person's joys and sorrows. You can never direct them with an impatient mind. They are so sensitive, so uncanny, that they would rather fall asleep again and become lifeless stones than sink together with an impatient heart. Here
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