
Sturgeon Shadows on the Great River
大江鲟影
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Realist Romance
- Subgenre
- Realist Stories
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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216Chapters
52Clicks
2Favorites
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A breath of fresh air amidst the torrent of societal development, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot, though simple, is tightly woven into the theme, making it utterly captivating. While the romance feels somewhat forced and contrived, it's still acceptable. Compared to those so-called time-travel, farming, and cultivation novels, it's much more relatable and logically sound. A very good story.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to environmental protection!
The Tasmanian tiger, which disappeared from Australia for over eighty years, has reappeared. It is believed that the Yangtze River sturgeon will eventually reappear in the not-too-distant future, in a time of clear rivers and harmonious coexistence.
All I want to say is to pay tribute to the scientists.
I've recently become obsessed with this type of realistic and popular science book. It's engaging, interesting, and educational, making it really worth reading.
I finished reading it and was truly moved. It's about a group of people who persevered tirelessly for a single goal. Tears blurred my vision when I read about Mr. Chen's passing. A truly remarkable book. I follow journalists and hope there will be more books like this.
I love Seventeen so much! I've read every single one of her books. This is the last one, and I hope she releases the next one soon.
I've finished reading it, and the author's fourth work is as moving as ever!
Thank you to everyone who sacrificed their personal lives and families to protect the environment! Thank you for giving us back our green mountains and clear waters!
The writing is excellent; the fishing villages, wineries, and bamboo crafts described in the text make me, as a Sichuan native, want to immediately go to Yibin, to the confluence of the three rivers, to see our Yangtze River, and our bamboo forests.