Are there any novels about Chinese people doing business in Europe and the United States?

Yes, I recommend the novel "Reborn Russia as an Oligarch", which is an urban novel. It tells the story of a Chinese man who started a business in Russia after his rebirth and became an oligarch. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Yes, there are many books about Chinese people living in the United States or abroad. These books usually covered the challenges and opportunities faced by Chinese people living in the United States or abroad, as well as their lifestyle and cultural differences. For example, Once Upon a Time in America was a classic novel about a man who lived in China and America, reflecting the conflict and integration between different cultures. Other novels such as Alive and Fortress Besieged also depicted the life experiences of Chinese people in the United States or abroad.

Of course, the following are the recommendations of a few European and American movies: The Shawshank Redemption (1994): This is a classic movie about a banker who, after being wrongly convicted and imprisoned, wins his freedom through wisdom and perseverance. Forrest Gump (1994): This is a movie about a man with low IQ who has experienced many difficulties and setbacks in his life. The movie was famous for its simple and touching plot and excellent acting. Titanic (1997): This is a romantic epic film about a young couple from different social classes on the Titanic. The film received widespread praise and became one of the classics. Inception (2010): This is a sci-fi movie about a team of dream thieves who use technology to invade other people's dreams and steal their secrets. The film received widespread praise for its tense and interesting plot and amazing visual effects. 5 The Truman Show (1998): This is a sci-fi movie about a man who lives in a world completely controlled by a television show but doesn't know that everything about him is fake. The film was widely praised for its deep thinking and rich emotions.

There are many movies about urban legends in Europe and America. The following are a few of them: "urban legends"(2002): directed by John Lasseter, it tells the story of a group of young people investigating the mysterious events of urban legends. [2]"Interview with the vampire"(1994): directed by Ridley Scott, it tells the love story between a vampire and a young girl. 3 The Wolfman (2009): Directed by director Chris Norland, it tells the story of a werewolf while also exploring the theme of humanity and family. 4."urban legends"(2010): directed by John Lasseter, it tells the story of a group of young people investigating the mysterious events of urban legends. 5 The Matrix (1999): Directed by director Chris Nolan, it tells the story of humans and superpowers in a future world. The above are some movies about urban legends that have been filmed in Europe and America. I hope you can help.

I recommend the Big Dipper Order to you. It's a Xianxia-Cultivation-Civilization novel. The protagonist, Lu Xiaoan, was a businessman who traveled between five cities. He lost his way in the turbulent times and had to embark on the journey of a swordsman. He was doing business while also using his martial arts. The entire novel revolved around doing business. It was very interesting. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah!

United Artists novels were usually composed of multiple independent stories that were connected to each other to form a huge storyline. In United Artists novels, there were usually multiple protagonists, each with their own independent story, but in some key plots, they would intertwine with each other to achieve a common goal. United Artists novels often emphasized the cohesiveness of the plot and the interaction between the characters. At the same time, they often contained some elements of suspense, science fiction, fantasy, and so on. This form of novel has become more and more popular among readers in recent years because it can provide readers with a more colorful reading experience.

😋I recommend the following novels with the theme of immigration to you: Survival at Sea: I Inherited an Alien Base is a novel about the apocalypse crisis of survivors drifting on an ocean planet and inheriting an alien base; A Non-Scientific Martian Immigrant is a futuristic novel about the life of Martian immigrants; Emperor of the Ming Dynasty is a historical novel about the life of an emperor after migrating overseas. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There are many films that reflect American history. The following are a few of the more classic works: 1."independence day"(1996): This is a movie about the American war of independence and the heroic deeds of the American army in the war. Once Upon a Time in America (1997): This is a film set in the United States from the 1920s to the 1950s, telling the story of several characters with different identities. 3. American Beauty (2004): This is a movie set in the 1960s that tells the story of a psychiatrist and his wife. 4. American Beauty Part II (2004): This is a sequel that tells the story of the characters that appeared in the previous film. 5 The History of Black Americans (2017): This is a film adapted from a true story about the life and culture of different races in American history. There were also many films that reflected European history. The following were a few of the more classic works: Roman holiday (1953): This is a 19th-century romance film about a princess and a journalist in Rome. Schindler's List (1993): This is a movie set in World War II about a German businessman who saved a large number of Jewry. European Cup 2005: This is a film set in the context of the European Football League, which tells the story of several different national football teams. Titanic (1997): This is a movie set in the 1912 sinking of the Titanic. It tells the story of a pair of lovers before the sinking of the Titanic. 5 The Godfather (1972): This is a film set in Italy from the 1920s to the 1950s, telling the story of a gang family.

There are many classic dialogue lines in Russian and European and American war movies. The following are some of them: 1 You can't win! - You cannot win! This was a classic line from Saving Private Ryan, which expressed defeat and despair on the battlefield. My country, my choice This was a classic line from " Citizen Kane." It expressed a person's choice between country and love. He who does not fight can not be defeated This was a classic line from Schindler's List that emphasized the importance of courage and determination. You can't stop time This was a classic line from " The Shawshank Redemption." It expressed that the passage of time was an unchangeable reality for humans. We are not here to be conquerors but to fight for what is right This was a classic line from War and Peace that emphasized the importance of peace and justice.

I recommend "The Daily Life of a Mechanic in the Alliance" to you. The story is set in the Valoran Continent where magic has been wiped out. Here, heroes have been reduced to office workers, even queens and delivery men. There is also a Mechanic from a famous Valoran international company. His mission is to raise and cripple the heroes who intrude into his life! This is a relaxing and funny alliance novel. I recommend it to you. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~