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Also known as: “Bianjiang”
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  • Can Xue
    Can Xue
    / Works of fiction and mind-stretching enchantments

    …that work with Bianjiang (2008; Frontier), a fantastical coming-of-age novel set in a remote mountainside community with its own set of natural rules; many of the town’s residents have migrated there to work at the imposing and secret-ridden Design Institute. In Xin shiji aiqing gushu (2013; Love in the New…

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    …that work with Bianjiang (2008; Frontier), a fantastical coming-of-age novel set in a remote mountainside community with its own set of natural rules; many of the town’s residents have migrated there to work at the imposing and secret-ridden Design Institute. In Xin shiji aiqing gushu (2013; Love in the New…

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