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- The Joyful Song of the Eight Handsome Schoolboys 八大校草欢乐歌 "One dragon's cry shakes the mortal realm, "A young hero's fame spreads far and wide. "Joining forces with heroes to build a great cause, "To live to old age in vain would be a disgrace." The Eight Handsome Schoolboys burst into laughter and lifted Zhao Hongdu together. "Big Brother is amazing! You subdued the enemy from a thousand miles away and saved Lord Xian!" Led by Zhao Hongdu, the Eight Handsome Schoolboys had weathered countless storms of blood and fire, endured so many tangled loves and 52.6kClicks25Favorites30Recs
- The Complete Record of a Peddler 贩夫全神录 This is a complete account of the merchant gods of the Tang, Song, and Yuan dynasties. It offers meticulous descriptions of the contributions made by the founding masters of every trade in China, and of how they were deified by emperors. Through the merchant gods' study of the classics, the book weaves in the author's works The Original Meaning of the Forgotten Classic and The Art of Commerce. These texts are much like the founding doctrines of the various schools of thought, and are sure to ope 36.2kClicks69Favorites56Recs
- The Great Emperor Who Carved a Path Through the Unknown 凿空大帝 Jin Zhang, the "Emperor of Pioneering" who rules over commerce in the celestial realm of Huaxu, within the Seven Luminaries Moyi Heaven, suffered the most devastating betrayal during a trial in the mortal world. Her mortal incarnation was Zheng Xiyin, abbot of Pingzhun Palace on Mount Damao in the Northern Song dynasty and Celestial Master of Commercial Law, known as the "Daoist Bloodletter." Falsely accused of being a "demonic Daoist who brought chaos to the nation and monopolized commercial pr 2kClicks2Favorites0Recs
- The Crippled Marquis Who Guarded the Nation 瘸侯镇国录 In his previous life, Xu Ying was an unfulfilled engineering project manager. After dying from overwork, his soul transmigrated to Elacia, a sword-and-magic otherworld, and possessed the body of a young man whose left foot tendons had been severed by his enemy, Raymond "Bloodhand," leaving him crippled. Starting out disabled and destitute, he honed a unique movement technique that relied on terrain and rhythm, as elusive as a ghost: the "Shadow Step." He made a name for himself among the downtro 1.3kClicks1Favorites0Recs
- Casual Talks on Mohism 闲聊墨家 Why did I want to study Mohism? I compared Mohist thought with Confucian thought and discovered that Confucianism constantly emphasizes the distinction between the lowly and the exalted, the big and the small, and those above and below, creating an extremely rigid hierarchy. This leads those who command the military to think, “I’m the boss, so you have to listen to me.” With this mindset, they can never discover the ingenious strategies and unusual ideas among hermits and commoners. This idea of 702Clicks1Favorites0Recs
