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Books by Yin Jing
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Some Cast Me Aside Like Weeds, Others Treasure Me Like a Jewel 有人弃我如杂草，有人视我如珍宝
This is a fictional portrait of my little dog’s life with me, inspired by my own life with my dog. Love often comes with a sense of guilt. My little dog was called Lele. She was a stray, and had been living on the streets since she was only a few months old. Luckily, one of my friends found her. I’ve always loved dogs. I still remember the first time I saw her: her eyes sparkled as if they were glowing, and she was a tiny, fluffy white thing. I fell in love with her on the spot. I was still in e
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Thirty-Nine-Year-Old Man 男人三十有九
At thirty-nine, a man is like someone walking on ice. He might be a charming catch, or he might be a complete fool.
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The City's Finest God of Wine 都市极品酒神
Can drinking make you fabulously wealthy? Can it surround you with beautiful women? Can it make you a legend in the drinking world? Do you believe it?
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I Can Copy Any Skill 我能复制一切技能
His online girlfriend of six months turned out to be a classmate in disguise... By pure chance, Yin Dajing discovers that he can copy other people's skills. An advanced English certificate? Great, copied! Advanced medical skills? Copied! Advanced cooking skills? Copied! He excels at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. You can never have too many skills. "Huh? There's a cultivation technique too? Copied!"
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Life After Middle-Age Unemployment 中年失业的日子
At forty-two, Chen Jianping was a planning director at an advertising company in Rongcheng, caught in the throes of a midlife crisis. His father was bedridden, his daughter was preparing for the college entrance exam, his wife earned very little, and a monthly mortgage payment of thirty thousand left him gasping for breath. At work, a director born in the 1990s pushed him aside. His project was taken from him, his authority crumbled, and his livelihood was on the verge of collapse. He refused to
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Poetry’s Prisoner 诗囚
Xiao Yan, a talented young scholar from Jiangnan, fell from a building and transmigrated into the body of a condemned minister's son in the Great Sheng Dynasty. Just as seven stars aligned, his destiny was about to awaken. He unlocked the gift of “Illuminated Literary Heart”: when he put pen to paper and wrote poetry, he could stir an echo from heaven and earth. With the “Poetry Jail Reaching Heaven” golden finger, every poem he wrote unlocked the spirit of a brilliant writer from past or presen
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The Bells of Pingyao 平遥钟声
My name is Chen Sanshun. I'm the seventh-generation watchmaker in the ancient city of Pingyao, making a living by tending to our family shop. A pocket watch leapt onto my workbench by itself, and I dreamed of a girl named Yunniang in a moon-white dress. She had waited for me through seven lifetimes, all to fulfill a vow from our past life. Strange things kept happening in the old city. The watch ticked backward, two skeletons embracing were found in a hidden room, and the county records conceale
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The Paternity Tester 亲子鉴定师
This story is intensely realistic and heartbreaking. Readers who aren’t emotionally prepared should proceed with caution.
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A Tale of Heshen 戏说和珅
The officialdom of Heshen and the Qing dynasty is really just a feudal world of power and intrigue. Heshen was such a high-ranking official. Did Jiaqing really issue an order, as the Qing histories record, and have him hanged in prison within ten days or half a month? Even if a commoner rebelled, surely they wouldn't be convicted and executed that quickly. Wouldn't there be a trial first? Such swift punishment of corrupt officials is inconceivable and hard to find in history, ancient or modern,
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My Mother Is a Barefoot Doctor 母亲是赤脚医生
(This novel was written in memory of the author's mother, who worked as a barefoot doctor for forty-three years.) A tribute to the rural barefoot doctors of that era! This is a story adapted from real life. Zhang Yueqin is the barefoot doctor of Renjia Village. After advanced training in the provincial capital, she returns home to practice medicine. The mountain village lacks doctors and medicine, and at first the villagers are unsure whether to trust her. She visits homes one by one, makes call
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The Great House Within the City Walls 城墙里的大宅门
(This book was written as a tribute to the 71st anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.) (This book is a practical guide to starting a first business and understanding human nature for young people.) The Gates of the Great House Behind the City Walls consists of three volumes. This book, the first volume, is the Entrepreneurship arc. Set during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, it tells the story of the pioneering founders of a Pingyao beef family among the Shanxi me
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Jingmiao's Lamb Soup House 静妙家羊汤馆
This realistic novel is complete. It begins with a light, delicate flavor, grows mellow as it goes down, and leaves a lingering aftertaste. I suggest reading the author’s afterword first. Thank you all for your continued support. Finally, let me offer you a little poem, though I may be showing off before an expert: At Jingmiao, the owner’s mutton soup shop reigns supreme; vinegar, chili, and salt are all kings. Food and love, the flavor of an everyday home; pots and pans stir the universe. Gold
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