South China Sea

The South Sea Temple in Guangzhou worshiped the South Sea God Zhurong.

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"Red Border."

The protagonist of this modern military novel, Meng Jianye, is a naval engineering expert. He was reborn in 1982 and came to a small boat factory near the South China Sea. He began a journey to change his fate and surpass the world's flagship of marine engineering equipment. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The meaning of Qiqi Nanhai means to search for beautiful flowers from thousands of miles away regardless of difficulties and dangers. This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Qin Taoyu's Pavilion. In this poem, the poet expressed his yearning and pursuit for a beautiful environment. He was not afraid of danger and was willing to pursue a beautiful and peaceful place.

I recommend "Ming Dynasty: Colonizing the World, Building the Sun Never Sets on the Sea" to you. It tells the story of Liu Yifeng, a fourth-year student, who transmigrated to the 17th century Ming Dynasty, where martial arts were abundant. He colonized the southern seas and built the Sun Never Sets Empire. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

There are many fables about the sea in China. The following are some famous examples: The story of a young woman who became a sea woman in order to save the person she loved shows the close relationship between human beings and nature. " Dolphin Bay ": It tells the story of a group of dolphins being polluted by humans and causing their deaths. It reveals the harm humans do to nature. The story of a boatman and a seabird tied to a boat shows that human beings 'destruction of nature will threaten the survival of marine life. 4 " Sea Sacrifice ": It tells the story of a fisherman who kills sea monsters in order to obtain more profits. It reveals that the destruction of nature by humans will lead to the revenge of nature. The story of a seabird helping a boat to cross the ocean shows the mutual help and harmonious co-existence between human beings and nature.

One common theme is the encounter with different cultures. In South Sea adventure novels, the protagonists often come across native tribes with their own unique customs and ways of life.

Old Things in the South of the City was a story from Taiwan about the life and story of the south of Beijing in the 1930s. The main plot of the novel takes place around 1935. The protagonist is a Beijing bus driver named Camel Xiangzi. Camel Xiangzi met a girl named Yingzi on his way to apply for a job, and the two fell in love. However, Yingzi was involved in a murder case. Camel Xiangzi embarked on a long journey to save Yingzi. During the journey, Camel Xiangzi encountered many difficulties and challenges, including the fight against evil forces, separation from relatives, and reunion with Yingzi. He not only remolded his outlook on life and values, but also experienced the true meaning of life. In the end, Camel Xiangzi solved Yingzi's case through hard work and courage, and finally found his own direction and goal. The novel used Camel Xiangzi to leave the south of the city and set off for the north as the background to show the life and character style of the south of Beijing in the 1930s. At the same time, it also conveyed Camel Xiangzi's spirit of searching for himself and pursuing the truth on the journey.

Old Things in the South of the City was mainly about the life and customs of the south of Shanghai in the early 20th century. The protagonist of the story was a young musician named Ah-Cheng. He was born into a wealthy family, but in order to pursue his dream of music, he decided to leave his family and work in a coffee shop in the south of the city. There, he met many interesting people, including a female musician who liked to sing Kunqu opera, a young man who was depressed because of a breakup, and an old man who loved painting. During his work, Ah-Cheng made many friends. They drank, sang, painted, and experienced some incidents together, such as a fire, a robbery, and so on. These experiences made Ah-Cheng understand society and human nature better, and made him more determined to pursue his dream of music. In the end, Ah-Cheng left Chengnan and began his music career, but his memories of Chengnan remained there forever. The novel used Ah Cheng's memories as the main thread, interwoven with a description of the history and culture of the south of the city, showing the life and customs of the south of Shanghai in the early 20th century.