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Dong Dong, Here Comes the Salesman
"Ding dong ding ding" the rattle sounded, and the children chased the salesman to buy candy. The wheel of the times is rolling forward, roads are being built, shops and supermarkets are everywhere, online shopping is developed and convenient, and the sellers carrying poles are gradually disappearing from the stage. The pole became a wagon, the horn replaced the rattle, and the sound echoed in the valley. The familiar hawking sound sounded again. The person driving a small truck on the mountai
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Taohua
Shen Anxi returned to a poor and remote mountain village and tried to open an online store to sell agricultural products. Unexpectedly, she met her former classmate Lin Dongyang. The two hit it off and decided to build an ecological agricultural town. The online store was opened in full swing to promote the town's brand. It seemed to be running smoothly, but a series of troubles and trivial matters also followed. The mountain road was muddy after the rain, the worker fell, and his family blocked
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No Substitute
In the future, robots have replaced repetitive and mechanical jobs in society. The "Robot Operation Management Regulations" stipulate that jobs with humanistic care cannot be replaced by robots. This makes people wonder whether human jobs will be completely replaced by robots without this regulation...
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Return to 1972: Seeing Mother's Chess Game
Li Xiao, a modern working woman, suffered a cognitive collapse due to her mother's dependence on her father before she died of cancer, and accidentally traveled back to 1972. She tried to prevent her mother Pan Yongge from marrying her "Phoenix Man" father Li Baohua, but in the wave of Liuzhou's industrial development, she witnessed the truth about her parents' relationship from "basketball bonding" to "shared suffering in the workshop." She discovered that her father was not a burden that only
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