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February 06, 2026Stuart Little｜精灵鼠小弟
原著作者｜E. B. White

In New York inside an ordinary house

the Little family welcomed a child

He was very small

he looked like a mouse

but he could speak and read

and he wore human clothes

The parents were not afraid

they gave him a name

Stuart Little

Every morning

he sat at the table

using tiny dishes

to eat breakfast

His mother fixed his collar

his father prepared his coat

George sat nearby

watching his small brother

In this house

Stuart was treated as a real child

But the world did not change for him

Door handles were far above his head

stairs rose like walls

and turning pages

could almost knock him over

The way to school was long

the streets stretched beneath his feet

cars passed by

their noise filled the air

At home

he learned to use scissors

and to tie knots

simple tasks

took a long time

Not because he was clumsy

but because the world

was built for larger people

One day

a small bird landed on the window

She rested on the frame

fixing feathers

tangled by the wind

Stuart stood on the windowsill

and looked up at her

They talked through the glass

and from that day on

Margalo often returned

She stayed for a long while

telling him about the outside world

She spoke of high winds

of rooftops across the city

and of flying far away

Stuart listened

and remembered every word

When Margalo was there

the room no longer felt so small

Then one day

she did not come back

Only wind remained

and an empty sky

Stuart waited at the window

for a long time

Margalo was gone

without leaving an answer

After that

Stuart often stood by the window

The room stayed the same

but he could no longer rest there

Before long

he made a decision

He would go out

to look for her

He dressed himself

and put on his hat

His mother placed a coin

into his pocket

His father opened the door

The street was wide

cars rushed past

Stuart boarded a small boat

the water rose and fell

The wind blew straight toward him

The boat moved forward slowly

the city faded behind him

Stuart sat in the boat

looking ahead

The road was still long

He moved on

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February 04, 2026Charlotte’s Web｜夏洛的网
原著作者｜E B White

The farm was quiet in the early morning

Mist slowly moved along the ground

Inside the pigpen

a newborn pig

struggled to stand

and fell down again

The man looked at it

shook his head

and said this kind of pig would not live

The axe was already raised

when a little girl suddenly stood in front of him

She said

it has not had a chance yet

She held the pig in her arms

and felt how light it was

She gave it a name

Wilbur

Wilbur survived

in a wooden box

between milk and straw

growing little by little

But before summer was over

he was sent to another farm

That place was bigger

and much lonelier

At night

Wilbur lay in the pigpen

and heard the animals talking softly for the first time

They said

a pigs fate

is decided from the day it is born

Wilburs breathing grew fast

and he understood

he was only kept for a while

Fear made the night very long

Just then

a thin and calm voice

came from above

It was a gray spider

resting quietly at the center of her web

She said

my name is Charlotte

She listened to Wilburs fear

she did not say the world would be better

and she did not say fate was a lie

She only told him

I will save you

The next morning

something strange appeared on the farm

Above the pigpen

the spider web

shone in the sunlight

with clear words written on it

Some Pig

People stopped

read the web again and again

and then looked down at Wilbur

They began to talk

to hesitate

and to see the pig in a new way

Night came again

Charlotte kept working

She moved back and forth in the air

pulling out new threads

The web changed again and again

and new words appeared

Terrific

Radiant

Humble

Each word

carried Wilbur farther from death

On the day of the fair

Wilbur was taken away

and became the center of the crowd

Charlotte

stayed in the corner

and finished her last weaving

She laid her egg sac

and trusted it to Wilbur

Then

she never woke up again

Wilbur lived

but he lost his friend

Spring came

and the little spiders were born

Most of them floated away with the wind

only a few

stayed on the farm

Wilbur slowly grew old

and the farm changed its shape

But the web that once held words

the friendship given at the cost of a lifetime

remained in this world

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February 03, 2026True Friends｜真正的朋友
民间寓言｜Folk Tale

At dusk

a charcoal fire rose in the yard

Lamb meat sizzled on the iron rack

fat dripped into the fire

the flames jumped and danced

The father stood beside the grill

turning the meat slowly

the smell spread through the air

He lowered his head and said to the child

Go

invite your friends

come and eat the lamb together

The child nodded

and ran out of the yard

A moment later

the child stood at the street corner

and took a deep breath

He shouted loudly

Fire

my house is on fire

The sound echoed through the street

Some people stopped

some looked out of their doors

then closed them again

Others frowned

shook their heads

and walked away

After a while

a few people put down their work

and ran toward the child

As they ran

they asked

Where is the fire

The child led them

back home

In the yard

the charcoal burned bright

the lamb was ready

The father shared the meat

and invited them to sit

Night fell

firelight lit every face

After the meal

the father looked at the child

and asked softly

Did you not invite your friends

Why did you not invite the true ones

The child thought for a moment

then looked up and said

A true friend

is not someone invited to eat

A true friend

is someone who hears your call

and comes at once

The father said nothing

The fire slowly faded

the night wind passed through the yard

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February 02, 2026A Dog Called Money｜小狗钱钱
原著作者｜博多·舍费尔

Kira was an ordinary little girl

Her family was average and her parents always argued about money

She wanted a new bike and a trip to America but didn't know how to do it

Later Kira saved an injured little dog

She named the dog Money

To her surprise Money could actually talk

And Money knew a lot about wealth and money rules

After Money got well he stayed with Kira every day

He saw Kira's worries and wanted to help her

Money asked Kira to write down three biggest wishes

Kira wrote buy a bike go to America and help parents pay debt

Then Money taught Kira to make Dream Piggy Banks and a Dream Album

Looking at them every day reminded her to save for her wishes

After Kira did this she stopped spending money recklessly

But a few days later Kira lost her confidence again

She felt she could never make her wishes come true

Money gave her a notebook and asked her to keep a Success Diary

Write three things every day even small ones are okay

Like I didn't buy snacks today or I saved one dollar today

Slowly Kira became more and more confident

One day Kira and Money went for a walk in the country

They saw a goose laying eggs on a farm

Money told Kira the story of the Goose and the Golden Egg

The money you save is the Goose and the interest is the Egg

Eating the Goose means spending all your money and no more eggs

Take care of the Goose and you have extra income without working

Kira understood at once and began to raise her own Goose

The Goose here is the capital she saved and didn't spend

But Kira had no income so the bank filled up slowly

Money guided her to find things she could do to earn money

Kira helped neighbors walk dogs and helped stores hand out flyers

She slowly earned money to save for dreams and feed her Goose

Kira also heard her parents worrying about their debt

She asked Money for help and Money gave four debt rules

One do not borrow new money and cancel extra credit cards

Two pay off the debt with the highest interest first

Three save money for dreams while paying debt to keep hope

Four only borrow money to make more money not for buying things

Her parents followed the rules and the home became happy again

As days passed Kira's wishes came true one by one

She bought the bike and saved enough for the trip

Her Goose grew stronger and kept laying more eggs

The stronger the Goose the more interest she gained

Kira also became confident and responsible

She even shared the money rules with her friends

Kira finally understood that managing money is not just for being rich

It is about not being anxious and living happily with family

The author tells us that financial intelligence has no age limit

Set goals keep saving and work hard to create value

With the right wealth mindset you will benefit for a lifetime

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January 31, 2026Rich Dad Poor Dad｜穷爸爸富爸爸
原著作者｜Robert T Kiyosaki

In Hawaii sunlight rests on a quiet street

A young boy grows up with two fathers

One father wears clean clothes leaves home on time and believes in school

The other sits in a small old shop hands rough rarely talks about school

The same questions receive very different answers

The poor dad says study hard get a good job earn a steady salary

It sounds safe

The rich dad says come to the shop tomorrow

The shop is small dusty and old

The boy works carries boxes cleans shelves counts coins

At the end of the day he earns very little sometimes nothing

Days pass

The boy feels angry

He watches money move from hands into the drawer

The money comes in but never to him

He asks why do I work for money

The rich dad does not answer

The boy leaves the shop feeling used

A few days later he comes back

This time he watches

People hurry to earn then hurry to spend

Fear pushes them to work desire pushes them to buy

The poor dad gets a raise

A bigger house a better car more bills

Life moves forward but returns to the same place

The rich dad draws a circle on paper

Money comes in money flows out

He traces the circle slowly

The boy sees more pay does not break the circle

It only makes it spin faster

The poor dad says a house is an asset

The rich dad lists the costs loan repairs taxes

The numbers complete the circle

At school the boy learns answers not money

No one shows him which circle he is in

In the shop he learns to stop

Not to run faster but to look down

Years later

The boy grows up

One father taught him how to run the other where he was running

The question is not how much you earn

But whether you see the circle before you run

The street is quiet again

The circle remains

But now someone can see it

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January 30, 2026Eugenie Grandet｜欧也妮・葛朗台
原著作者｜奥诺雷・德・巴尔扎克

In the early nineteenth century, in central France, there was a small town called Saumur

It was not prosperous, but it produced wine

And it also produced a certain kind of people, those who believed only in money for their entire lives

Monsieur Grandet was the most successful among them

He made his fortune by speculating on land during the Revolution

By hoarding grain and exploiting tenant farmers, slowly locking his wealth into cellars and iron chests

He lived in the oldest and coldest house in town, eating the simplest food

Yet everyone privately called him the richest man in Saumur

At home, however, he was only a miserly, irritable father who calculated every cost

His daughter, Eugénie, grew up inside such a house

She was innocent, slow, and strictly supervised

Even a single candle or an extra piece of sugar required her father’s permission

She knew nothing of love and nothing of the world, only obedience and waiting

The story truly began on Eugénie’s birthday

That night, the Grandet household lit more candles than usual

And that evening, a young stranger was brought into the house

He wore refined Parisian clothes

He spoke with the lightness and confidence of the capital

His name was Charles Grandet

Charles was the son of Monsieur Grandet’s brother

And it was his first time in Saumur

On the surface, this was a family visit

But what Grandet truly cared about was never family

Before Charles arrived

Grandet had already received a letter

The letter said one thing: his brother in Paris was bankrupt

Not only bankrupt, but deeply in debt, and had taken his own life

At that moment, Grandet’s mind immediately began to calculate

His brother was dead, the debts remained, was it possible that assets were left behind

Cheap property, hidden cash

Or perhaps some remaining value

That was why he welcomed Charles with unusual warmth

But soon, the truth was revealed

In his conversations with Charles

It became clear that Charles knew nothing about his father’s finances

And had no assets he could inherit

All the debts were like shadows, about to fall upon this young man

From that moment on, Charles became a complete liability in Grandet’s eyes

Keeping him would only attract creditors

Only cause trouble, and might even lead to legal disputes

So Grandet decided to send him away immediately

The faster the better, the farther the better

Yet during this brief period of contact

Eugénie, for the first time, met someone

Completely different from the world she lived in

Charles spoke of Paris, of balls, of freedom, of the future

He was fragile and anxious, yet still possessed a kind of sincerity

A spoiled sincerity she had never seen before

Eugénie fell in love with him, not with passion, but with a desire to protect

On the night before Charles was sent overseas to make his living

Eugénie did something that changed her life

She gave Charles the gold coins her mother had left her as a dowry

She gave them all to Charles

It was not money for escape, but a silent and resolute trust

She hoped that one day Charles would return and take her away

Grandet discovered this, but he did not take the gold back

That money did not belong to him under the law

To reclaim it would mean acknowledging family property disputes

It would mean possible external scrutiny, and cost

By comparison, sending Charles away immediately

And cutting ties completely with this liability was the lowest-cost and most rational choice

So he quickly arranged a ship and sent Charles overseas

In Grandet’s world, feelings did not matter, blood ties did not matter

Only accounts mattered, and they had to be perfectly clear

Charles left, and Eugénie began a long wait

She refused all proposals, in the cold old house

Guarding that unfulfilled love

Time passed, Grandet grew older and more withdrawn

Until one day, he died in a house piled with money

Eugénie inherited all of his wealth

Many years later, Charles returned

He had indeed succeeded, making a fortune in colonial trade

He entered high society and learned calculation, coldness, and precision

He was no longer the young man who needed to be saved

He had already turned love into an asset that could be traded

When Eugénie stood before him, he chose

A more profitable marriage

At that moment, Eugénie finally understood

That money can change fate, and it can also corrupt the soul

Eugénie became one of the wealthiest people in Saumur

She had money, she had freedom, but she no longer had illusions

She devoted her life to duty, charity, and silence

Grandet died in money

Charles became money

Eugénie possessed money, yet refused to be ruled by it

In this story, there are no true victors

Only a world shaped by money, and destroyed by money

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January 28, 2026The Sorrows of Young Werther｜少年维特之烦恼
原著作者｜歌德

It is a pain you and I know well

You know you should not miss him

But you cannot take your eyes off him

You know this love has no end

Yet you stand still refusing to move

It is not that you do not understand

You just cannot accept the cruel truth

that he does not belong to you

Maybe you are not Werther

But late at night you have been him

That was the age of twenty-five in Goethe's pen

A young man in a blue coat and yellow vest

His name was Werther

He was tired of city lies and masks

He fled to the country to find a pure life

He sat on the grass watching the sunrise

Watching how branches trembled in the wind

Playing games with the village children

Back then his eyes were full of light

With no sin in his heart the world was clear

In this utopia he met his fate

Charlotte

She was not dressed in fancy clothes

She stood there sharing bread with children

She looked up and smiled gently

Werther's world instantly went quiet

No dramatic conflict occurred

Just two souls hearing each other in the noise

Like hearing your own name in a crowd

They began to walk together

Talking about poetry and moonlight

No holding hands but souls embracing tight

However reality always arrives on time

Albert appeared

Charlotte's fiancé

Steady and kind he was the standard answer

While Werther was just a superfluous exception

Three people sat in the same room

Albert smiled with perfect manners

Werther in the corner dug nails into his palm

The fire inside began to lose control

Charlotte replied a little late

Werther wrote three pages of anxiety in his mind

Her tone was slightly cold

He felt abandoned by the whole world

Not just love he tried to work and fit in

But in the hypocritical social circles

Being too real he was seen as an alien

He felt trapped inside a glass cage

Seeing the bustling world outside

But touching no warmth in this cold space

The final straw came crashing down

Charlotte got married

All fantasies became impossible at this moment

Werther did not ruin the wedding

He just went back and lit a candle

He borrowed a pistol from Albert

He sat at the desk writing his last letter

No resentment and no accusations

Dressed neatly he looked at the snow one last time

Since the world has no place for me

Then I will return my place to the world

The gun went off

He did not die from love

He died because his sensitive heart had no home in this hard world

Many say Werther was too fragile

Yes because he lived too truly

You have been like him too right

Mocked for being too sensitive and too serious

But please listen to me

This story is not for you to copy his ending

But to tell you that you are not alone

The times have changed

You can cry crash and break your heart like him

But at dawn please put on your coat and open the door

Eat breakfast go to work and keep looking

Because you are luckier than Werther

You are still here

Please carry that truth and keep living

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January 27, 2026Little Women｜小妇人
原著作者｜Louisa May Alcott

In nineteenth century America

The Civil War had not yet ended

Snow fell quietly

Covering a small town in New England

At the end of the dark street

Warm lights glowed from a neighbors grand house

Jo leaned against the frozen window

Staring at a light that did not belong to them

Inside the house it was cold

The fire in the hearth burned weakly

Meg stood by the table

Holding a worn and faded dress

She let out a quiet sigh

Little Amy lay on the floor

Drawing on scraps of paper

Imagining hats and canes from noble balls

Beth the third sister sat in the corner

Her fingers moving slowly across the out of tune piano

The notes broke softly in the air

Their father was far away

On the battlefield of the Civil War

His life uncertain

Jo brushed the dust from her trousers

Stood straight

And said loudly

One day I will earn a lot of money

And give everyone a good life

Jo was never

A proper lady

She ran through the woods like a boy

Her boots crushing fallen leaves

Once

She leaned too close while feeding the fire

A spark jumped

Burning a small hole in her skirt

She glanced down

Smiled lightly

And did not mind

She met the lonely boy next door

Laurie

They hid in the attic

Reading forbidden books

They lay on the grass

Talking about the world beyond the town

And lives not yet begun

Jo believed

That life held more than marriage

Late at night

She lit a small lamp

And wrote line by line

On scrap after scrap of paper

One morning

A telegram arrived

Her father was ill

And needed treatment urgently

The cost of medicine

And the long journey

Left the family silent

Jo said nothing

She walked alone into a barber shop

The scissors fell

Dark brown hair scattered on the floor

It was

The only part of herself

She had ever thought truly feminine

She returned with

Twenty five dollars

That night

She cried quietly beneath the quilt

The next day

She smiled at her sisters

And said

This is what I should do

Time passed

The war finally ended

Among falling leaves

Laurie asked Jo to marry him

He offered her a grand house

And a comfortable life

Jo’s eyes filled with tears

But she shook her head

She said

I cannot give up my freedom

Just to make you happy

This was not cruelty

But clarity

Fate did not slow down

Because of her courage

Beth

The quiet third sister

Grew weaker day by day

Jo stayed by her bed

Night after night

She wrote desperately

As if words could stop time

But one quiet morning

Beth’s hand slipped from Jo’s grasp

The house once full of laughter

Was never whole again

The sisters went on

Toward different lives

Meg married for love

And lived a modest but gentle life

Amy traveled to Paris

Learning art

Enduring poverty and loneliness

Jo remained in the attic

Teaching by day

Writing by night

Rejected again and again

Only Beth’s sewing basket remained beside her

Years later

She finished the book

It told the life of four sisters

Their poverty

Their quarrels

And their farewells

The book was published

The pay was small

But enough to live without bowing

She slowly bought back the old house

Later

She opened a school there

She belonged to no one

Many years later she stood by the window again

Snow fell softly just like before

She finally understood life is never perfect

Yet it always belongs to those who dare to write it

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January 25, 2026Anna Karenina｜安娜·卡列尼娜
原著作者｜列夫·托尔斯泰

In nineteenth-century Russia heavy snow covers every palace in St Petersburg

At the Moscow station hot steam screams in the freezing wind

Anna Karenina steps off the train a black veil hiding her beautiful eyes

Through the thick smoke she sees the young officer Vronsky

Their eyes meet in the snow as if the whole world has gone silent

At that moment a worker falls onto the tracks and a tragedy happens

Anna shivers and whispers This is an unlucky sign

On the other side of the city Levin stands by the white skating rink

He looks at his beloved Kitty but receives only a cold refusal

Feeling like an outsider he decides to return to his farm tonight

At the ball in St Petersburg grand chandeliers shake with golden light

Anna wears a black velvet gown burning like a silent fire in the crowd

She dances with Vronsky her dress sweeping across the floor with a soft sound

Everyone holds their breath watching these two souls on the edge of danger

In the distant countryside the first light of dawn breaks the dark

Levin rolls up his sleeves and grabs the soil feeling its weight and smell

He stands with the farmers swinging a long scythe in a perfect line

Sweat falls from his forehead dripping into the green grass

Anna returns home to see her husband Karenin's cold and stiff face

He only cares about his name speaking like a boring ticking clock

Anna looks at her young son her tears wetting his small pajamas

Finally she shuts the heavy door and runs into Vronsky's arms

At the horse race a horse screams as Vronsky falls heavily to the ground

Anna screams in the crowd knowing her secret is now open to all

In the village church the bells ring slowly and holy

Levin takes Kitty's hand making a promise under the soft candlelight

His love is not a storm but as solid and reliable as the earth

Anna and Vronsky flee to Italy enjoying their last freedom in the sun

But a shadow follows her as she looks for signs of aging in the mirror

High-society ladies wave their fans whispering cruel words about her fall

Anna tries to see her son but she is stopped at the gate crying on the steps

In the quiet night Levin sits by a cradle watching his baby's tiny hand

He wonders if life must end one day what is the meaning of this joy

Anna's room is filled with the bitter smell of morphine

She becomes jealous and worried seeing boredom in Vronsky's eyes

She grabs his coat and asks her nails digging into the thick cloth

You don't love me anymore she whispers with empty eyes

Outside it starts to snow again and heavy snow breaks the dead branches

Anna puts on her black dress walking unsteadily toward the train station

The lights on the platform flicker and people move like ghosts around her

She remembers the dead worker and that first moment full of steam

The giant engine roars loudly and the iron tracks begin to shake

Anna closes her eyes drops her red bag and jumps into the darkness

The cold steel crushes her pride and all her pain stops at once

Only a broken red bag is left on the snow turning slowly in the wind

When the news reaches the country Levin is walking in the sunset fields

He stops and watches the golden light covering the entire land

He realizes that Anna chased a short destructive fire

But he chose a simple warmth that can be passed on to others

He goes home kisses his wife's forehead and opens a book under the lamp

At this moment he is no longer afraid of death for he has learned to live

Two parallel lives finally find their places in the deep snow

One turned into dust and the other grew into a forest

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January 24, 2026The Forbidden City｜故宫
中国建筑故事

Today, we are going to tell a story about the Forbidden City.

When it comes to the Forbidden City, a profound pride stirs in the soul of every Chinese, rooted in the legacy of Zhu Di, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

Braving countless obstacles, he moved the imperial capital from Nanjing to Beijing, ushering in the history of Beijing as the imperial capital of the Ming Dynasty.

Shortly after ascending the throne, the northern border was still unstable.

To fulfill his oath of "The emperor guards the nation’s gateway",

and to build a spiritual landmark embodying Chinese dignity, he ordered the construction of the Forbidden City, which is the Forbidden City we know today.

The Forbidden City took 14 years to complete, and with its grand scale and exquisite craftsmanship, it finally became the pinnacle of Oriental palace architecture.

About 20 years after the completion of the Forbidden City, it was during the reign of Zhu Qizhen, the sixth emperor of the Ming Dynasty,

the Battle of Beijing left the most stirring mark in the history of this palace.

It was this battle that made every brick and tile of the Forbidden City deeply engraved with the unyielding spirit of the Chinese people.

At that time, Zhu Qizhen credulously listened to the slander of eunuchs.

He was conceited about the country's strong military strength and acted more and more recklessly.

Ignoring the opposition of all civil and military officials in the court, he insisted on leading a personal expedition against the Oirat tribe.

The main force of the Ming army suffered a devastating defeat at Tumu Fort, and hundreds of thousands of troops collapsed in an instant.

Emperor Zhu Qizhen himself was also captured by the Oirat tribe.

At this time, the Oirat army was at its peak.

Its elite cavalry was extremely fierce, marching straight to Beijing with the momentum of its great victory.

In contrast, only old, weak, sick and disabled soldiers and temporarily conscripted civilians remained in the capital.

The number of troops was less than half of the Oirat army, with scarce weapons and low morale,

and the military strength of the two sides was vastly different.

Taking Zhu Qizhen as a hostage, the Oirat army approached the city gates of Beijing, and the capital was in imminent danger.

The Forbidden City, which had just been completed, was even facing the catastrophic threat of being burned down.

In the court, all the ministers were in panic,

and most of them advocated moving the capital south to avoid disaster, abandoning this palace that symbolized the country.

At this critical juncture, Yu Qian, the Minister of War, stepped forward bravely.

With his words "The capital is the foundation of the whole country; once it is moved, everything will be lost", he firmly refuted the argument of moving south and stabilized the hearts of the court officials.

Yu Qian was entrusted with a heavy responsibility in the face of danger, taking on the task of defending Beijing.

He urgently assembled the remaining troops and strengthened the city defense,

deploying 220,000 soldiers to guard the nine gates of Beijing.

He personally went to the most dangerous Desheng Gate to take command,

swearing an oath of life and death with all the military and civilians in the city.

When the battle began, Yu Qian remained calm, laying an ambush to lure the enemy deep into the trap.

He severely damaged the Oirat army with artillery,

and the defenders at the nine gates fought bravely, building a solid defense line with their blood and lives.

After five days of bloody fighting, the Oirat army was defeated and forced to retreat.

Beijing was saved, and the Forbidden City was also preserved.

This is the famous Battle of Beijing recorded in history.

This victory defended not only a palace,

but also the dignity and integrity of the entire nation.

In the 600-year history of the Forbidden City, there are too many such stories.

For this ancient palace, Yu Qian and the Battle of Beijing are just a moment in time,

yet they have precipitated the courage to step forward in times of crisis,

and embodied the unyielding spirit of the Chinese nation.

This spirit has long been integrated into the bricks and tiles of the Forbidden City,

coexisting with architectural craftsmanship and passed down from generation to generation.

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The podcast currently has 166 episodes available.