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Treasure Hunting in Republican-Era China
Gao Shengrong accidentally comes across an ancient, remarkable book. It contains clues to many treasures, both known and unknown. Military funds hidden by ancient rebel armies, and shipwrecks carrying spoils of war. A civilization buried in the Gobi Desert, and an ancient kingdom lost in the snowy mountains. Gao Shengrong travels far and wide, hacking through obstacles and matching wits with invaders, all to leave as many Chinese treasures as possible for future generations.
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Treasure Hunting Around the World: I Have a Magical Compass
In China, tomb raiders are known as Gold-Touching Commandants. Abroad, they have a much grander name: treasure hunters. Huang Tao inherits a small island in the Bahamas from his second granduncle. There, he also discovers the treasure hunter’s trials his granduncle left behind. Sunken ships on the ocean floor, skeletons rising from the dead, and all kinds of magical items make Huang Tao realize that this is a different kind of world. If filth can deal with skeletons, then can a black donkey’s ho
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The Antique Dealer Who Transmigrates Through History
Huang Zhen receives a jade pendant in his antique shop. Wearing it allows him to transmigrate to the Northern Song dynasty. And so he begins a life of shuttling between the two worlds, dealing in antiques. Until one day, he buys an identical jade pendant at an auction. When the two pendants merge, he discovers that he can travel to other eras as well. And so the national treasures that vanished throughout history reach out to him for help.
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I Can See the Memories of Antiques
The new book, Republic-Era Treasure Hunting, is now available. Come check it out. Antiques have spirits. The older an object is, the more likely it is to preserve memories buried deep within it. Perhaps the joy it felt when it was first made, or a moment etched forever in its memory. By chance, Huang Zhen gains the ability to read the memories of antiques. A child collecting copper coins might turn out to be a remarkable figure. Behind a copper hairpin, there may lie a moving,
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