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  1. In That Place Where Pear Blossoms Bloom Realist Fiction410k WordsCompleted As the proud student of the town, Huang Jiaai gave up his high salary when he graduated and decided to return to the poor Tianpo Village to become a college student village official. "If you want to get rich, build roads first!" "Others have Peach Blossom Festival and Cherry Blossom Festival, but who says we can't have Pear Blossom Festival?" "Tourism and handicraft industries must be developed!" … As a result, this 1.55 Meter short-haired girl led the villagers of Tianpo Village further and fur 15kPopularity1.2kReaders8.0Rating
  2. Nuanshan Realist Fiction320k WordsCompleted Pusha Village is a poor mountainous area in the southwest border. It has inconvenient transportation, backward economy, and serious lack of educational resources. Because the family is poor and their parents go out to work, many children live with their grandparents. In addition to studying, they usually have to work at home, are unable to receive a good education, and even face the dilemma of dropping out of school. However, it is in such a barren land that the arrival of the volunteer teaching 6.3kPopularity1kReaders9.2Rating
  3. Jiangnan Splendid Realist Fiction280k WordsCompleted Su embroidery is the first of the four famous embroideries in my country. Thousands of silk threads have been turned over countless times by the wrist to create exquisite works of Su embroidery. The gentle charm of Jiangnan is vividly displayed in every stitch. "Have you ever heard of Xiu Niang?" "What about Xiulang?" 5kPopularity988Readers9.2Rating
  4. Tianshan Mural Painting Realist Fiction520k WordsCompleted The Aksu region of Xinjiang contains the thousand-year legacy of ancient Kucha. Among them, the Kizil Thousand Buddha Cave has become a representative of Kucha culture with its exquisite murals and unique artistic style, and is also known as the "Second Dunhuang in China". On the cave wall, the compassion of the Buddha who sacrificed his life to feed the tigers is intertwined with the smoke and smoke of the ancient Kucha people driving the camels and playing the pipa on the beams, carving the co 4.7kPopularity1.1kReaders8.0Rating