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Immortal Farmer Doctor
Ye Shaoqiu had been pushed into a cliff by someone in retaliation, but because of this, he benefited from his misfortune and obtained the legacy of ancient times. From then on, they started to treat the illness and save the people. It was an inspiring story of a skilled chivalrous doctor.
Lake with No Name
Beijing University, 1986. The Communists were in power, but the Harvard of China was a hotbed of intellectual and cultural activity, with political debates and "English Corners" where students eagerly practiced the language among themselves. Nineteen-year-old Wei had known the oppressive days of the Cultural Revolution, having grown up with her parents in a work camp in a remote region of China. Now, as a student, she was allowed to immerse herself in study and spend her free hours writing poetry -- that bastion of bourgeois intellectualism -- beside the Lake with No Name at the center of campus. It was there that Wei met Dong Yi. Although Wei's love was first subsumed by the deep friendship...
Romance Never Stops
Peach Blossom Duoduo
In Debt To Love
He owed her—big time. But when the debt couldn’t be paid in cash, she named her own price: “Be my boyfriend.” Now he’s stuck pretending to date the girl who once saved his life, except the lines between fake and real are blurring faster than he can control. She’s too clever, too beautiful, and far too good at making his heart race. What started as repayment is turning into something dangerously real… And for the first time, he’s not sure he wants to stop owing her.
Queer Chimerica
Blending archival work, ethnography, and cultural analysis with memoir, graphic arts, and science fiction, Queer Chimerica unpacks the ways in which the transnational circulation of queer culture, politics, and institutions are structured through the antagonist interdependence of China and the United States. By examining the intersecting timelines of the rise of queer theory and the rise of China in the late Cold War era, Shana Ye explores the relationship between the discourse of queer fluidity and capital’s demands for labor flexibility. Drawing on rare archival material and oral historical accounts of queer life from the 1950s to the late 2010s, the author shows how these accounts make ...
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