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Billionaire, Let's Divorce
In order to treat his parents' illness, Quercus shuriensis chose to marry into a rich family as the birth machine.Every time they made love, she couldn't see her husband's face.There was a mysterious room in the manor where no one was allowed to enter, and from time to time, blood-curdling screams could be heard.The Suli oak tree could not leave the manor, so he could only obediently wait for his pregnancy. The servants here were heartless, scheming and scheming behind the scenes. Her heart lacked love and love.In her solitude, she met the warm Doctor Duan. She found comfort in his body and gradually developed feelings for him.What she didn't know was that there was another reason for all of this ...
Looking Back One Day
Some people said that when looking back, they would see many different things and experience many other things. But to me, after looking back suddenly, the thing that moved me the most was your appearance. This is the most celebratory, the most proud thing of my life. Everything we look forward to, it's all because of your existence.I love you. It may be simple, or it may be difficult. But for me, and for his even more different reasons, I would like to thank you for the rest of my life, for letting me see you at such a time, for bringing me a different life, for saving me.So it turns out that the relationship between the two of them can really be this exciting. It turns out that I can also have my own story. "My own beauty, you brought me this."
Smiling Phoenix Overwhelms the World
"The pampered princess became his lowest concubine!" You killed my wife! You owe me this! " The man sneered, shaming her like a crazed demon ... In order to avenge his wife, he actually killed her royal brother and destroyed her country. And now, he still wanted her love?! What a joke! "Hahaha ..." The woman laughed heartily while tears streamed down her face. "My dear concubine, you've already fallen in love with me, haven't you?" The man smiled complacently. Love? Do you mean this? " The woman stabbed the dagger towards her chest, while blood flowed out from the man's body ...
Devil President's Ambiguous Game
Come and please me, or you will be punished beyond your wildest dreams! Seeing that docile Xiao Mianyang was not moving, the Demon CEO revealed a bloodthirsty sneer ... On the night of their wedding, he hugged the bewitching woman and kissed me, even warning her that the game had just begun and that the insult today was child's play! And she, who had once been a young miss, full of hope and happiness, could only be her plaything, to be toyed with and manipulated by him?!
Online Game: Becoming God
Three years before his rebirth, when the game "God of Conferred" opened, the former king of the game was just a small follower who followed the Second Miss into the game.
The Emperor’s Transmigrated Consort
After Gu Rose teleported over, she kicked an iron board, and inexplicably found out that the peerless beauty was actually a man. The more she found herself trapped by an inescapable net, the harder it was to twist her body. It was as if a great conspiracy and prosperity was slowly unfolding right in front of her. She was stuck inside, unable to escape or escape ... The flirtatious man laughed, "Little girl, I'll give you the phoenix coronet and ceremonial robes. Can you be my empress?" Gu Rose: "How can I not be sure?" "Of course not."
Zhou Chen
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Religious Experience in Contemporary China
This fascinating and timely volume analyzes data from a four-year study of the religious experience in contemporary China--the results of which will radically transform the understanding of the role religion plays in twenty-first-century Chinese culture. Focused on the Han Chinese, who make up more than ninety percent of mainland China's population, Religious Experience in Contemporary China considers that groundbreaking research in an almost wholly new context: though the suppression of religion by communist authorities in the latter part of the twentieth century is well documented, much less is known about the underlying resurgence of religious life within the world's most populous nation. Until recently, such research would not have been permitted, and the fascinating results presented here make Religious Experience in Contemporary China an essential addition to the increasing amounts of publications on China in the new age.
