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- The Red Lantern Shines on My Heart 红灯照我心 The land and rivers of our country lie in ruins; its daughters must strive to their utmost. The Red Lanterns light up China; drive out the invaders and revive the nation. The Red Lantern Shines in My Heart Author: Jiang Junshan Jiang Yiran is a frail young woman whose family meets with misfortune. She leaves Qingdao and becomes a stranger in Tianjin. By a twist of fate, she joins the Red Lanterns, resists the oppression of foreigners, and takes part in the Boxer Rebellion to fight the Eight-Nat 616Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- King of the Ba People 巴人王 During the Warring States period, Qin grows ever stronger, repeatedly waging war against the six other states. Acting on Sima Cuo's advice, the King of Qin attacks Ba and Shu first, seeking to secure their granaries and a strategic position from which to strike Chu. Unable to defeat Qin in a direct confrontation, the King of the Ba people travels among the states, befriending the heroes of his age and rallying the various states to resist Qin. The King of the Ba appears in many famous events of 470Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- The Actor Emperor 优伶皇帝 The Actor Emperor Author: Jiang Junshan Synopsis: In the late Tang Dynasty, land was heavily concentrated in the hands of a few. More than half of the country's farmers had no land and wandered from place to place. Taxes and levies were crushing, the government was corrupt, and the ruling class lived in extravagant luxury. With natural disasters striking one after another, commoners struggled on the brink of death, driving them to rise up in revolt. This ultimately led to Huang Chao's great peas 344Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- The Charge Banner 闯字旗 Introduction to The Banner of the Chuang Army Author: Jiang Junshan Synopsis In the late Ming Dynasty, land was increasingly concentrated in the hands of the powerful. Years of famine, heavy taxes, and forced labor left the people destitute. Emperor Chongzhen took the throne and purged Wei Zhongxian's eunuch faction, but the court was already rotten and the government in disarray. Domestic turmoil and foreign threats continued to mount. The imperial treasury was empty and the state's finances w 272Clicks0Favorites0Recs
