Author: Zheng Wanlong, et al
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This is a heroic story describing the struggle between Wang Jie, a censor, and Zhu, the chief instructor of the Imperial Study, from 1740 to 1760. They fought relentlessly for the people, disregarding their own lives and safety, against the corrupt official Heshen. It also vividly portrays the life of the corrupt official Heshen, showing how he transitioned from "a pure heart like water" to "a bustling market at his door," how he pursued personal gain by embezzling national wealth, and the criminal process and psychological journey from meteoric rise to inevitable downfall. The book is filled with humor and charm, and its detailed psychological descriptions elevate historical figures and events to a typical and sublime level, offering readers fresh insights and inspiration.
Dream of the Forbidden City
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