"The Right Bank of the Erguna River" is a long novel that depicts the current state of the Oroqen people's survival and the vicissitudes of the past century. It showcases the tenacious vitality and unyielding national spirit of a vulnerable ethnic group under the harsh natural environment and the pressures of modern civilization, as well as the rich and diverse ethnic character and charm. This book won the 7th Mao Dun Literature Prize.
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Cultivating teacher in the urban area.The beautiful and troublesome cohabitant, the seductive and tempting principal, the Lolita with a mature heart, whenever Ye Su wants to focus on his cultivation, various women always invade his life. Women are truly the demons in a man
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Six years later, I brought four cubs to blow up my ex-husband's house.His gaze was steady, with an unknown meaning in his eyes. Nanzhi felt her heart skip a beat as he stared at her like this. She felt a bit nervous and avoided his gaze, instinctively saying, 'It's nothing.' Emperor Shijing asked, 'Do you care?'
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Let's talk about your world.The previously scathingly criticized test setter, who was once seen as a fierce and abnormal boss, now sparks a fiery confrontation upon their first meeting. How does it feel to catch the boss's attention? "You flirt with my gaze, making me determined to come to work every day." Zhujin Nian, a cold and beautiful consultant, meets Nie Yuzheng, a brilliant and romantic leader of the psychological research group. Sparks fly in each and every case. The
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Master DoctorLi Jiuzhen, the contemporary successor of the Shen Zhen Sect, followed his master's orders to gather the top ten divine needles from all over the world. On the first day he entered the city, Li Jiuzhen approached a pair of beautiful sisters and said, "Miss, there is a great omen of danger on you. Do you want me to help you resolve it?" PS: I have already completed several million words in my works,
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Anna KareninaThrough the pursuit of love tragedy by the protagonist Anna and the reform and exploration faced by Levin in the rural areas in crisis, the novel depicts a vast and colorful panorama of Russian society from Moscow to the outer provinces. It portrays multiple characters and serves as a social encyclopedia. Anna, a noblewoman, pursues happiness in love but is crushed by the hypocrisy of Karenin, the indifference of Vronsky, and their selfishness, ultimately leading to her suicide by train and her lifeless body being discovered at the station. Levin, a landowner, opposes private land ownership and resists
