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The Words I Signed 我签的字
I signed my name on a report. The box said "No abnormalities observed" when I signed it. The next day, it had changed to "Pure accident." I measured all forty-one spots, one by one, until I reached the stairwell window on the third-and-a-half floor. One screw was missing from the bottom of the window frame. They asked me: Did the glass fall? Did anyone fall? Neither. Then it wasn't a problem. Nothing had happened in this building for twenty years, and nothing could happen. A bracelet had gone
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1983: A Basket of Clams, a Basket of Cash 1983：一篓蛤蜊一篓钱
In the winter of 2023, Lin Haisheng died beside the walk-in freezer at a seafood wholesale market. When he opened his eyes again, it was April 1983, on Shidao Island in Jiaodong. The tide was out. It was 4:20 in the afternoon. He was eighteen, and his hands had none of the thick calluses he'd built up over twenty years of hauling frozen fish. Someone delivered a note to the door: two hundred and forty yuan for his share of the sunken ship, eighty for his mother's medical treatment, three hundred
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The Confiscation Begins with a Dead Account 抄家从一笔死账开始
Tang Dynasty. Before confiscating a household's property, make sure the accounts add up. Shen Yan is a clerk in the confiscation office of the Ministry of Revenue. He is present during the confiscation and records the accounts afterward. A single entry can ruin a person, or save one. The Cui family’s confiscated assets amount to 246 strings of cash, but the ledger is short by 36 strings, exactly the amount of his unpaid wages over three years. He keeps a small notebook that does not appear in th
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