Zongheng catalogue
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Wild North America, 1846 狂野北美1846
In the mid-19th century, Chinese gold seekers seized their moment amid the upheaval sweeping across North America, establishing Sheng Tang and opening a brilliant new chapter for overseas Chinese.
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The Australian Turmoil of 1876 澳洲风云1876
This was a dark time, as the Chinese people endured a century of decline. A group of gold seekers set out for the distant continent of Australia, where they pursued their dreams…
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A Glance Back at 1991 回眸1991
Wang Yaocheng opened his eyes in a daze. He had returned to 1991, and joyfully embraced his new life. What could he do for this land he loved so dearly? Wang Yaocheng plunged headfirst into the electronics and semiconductor industry, forging ahead in this high-tech kingdom with its incredibly high barriers to entry and carving out a vast territory for himself. With his finger on the pulse of the times, he rode the wave of reform. Amid this era of dramatic change, Wang Yaocheng wrote a brilliant
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The Nanyang Storm of 1864 南洋风云1864
After transmigrating for no apparent reason to Tongzhou in the 1860s, Zheng Guohui, a militia commander, set his heart on doing something great: leading a hundred warships and over ten thousand soldiers south across the seas to carve out a new homeland for overseas Chinese. Naval warfare in the age of sail and the fervent expansion of colonial settlements were the defining themes of the era. Amid the upheavals of the nineteenth century, an epic panorama of overseas colonial expansion unfolds. As
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