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“Today, Nothing Happened in Class”

by Mu Youchi The story is set against the backdrop of a notoriously difficult year in the national college entrance examination for mathematics–a seemingly casual detail that turns out to be a thread running through the entire narrative. Told through shifting points of view, the novel traces the dramatic turns in the lives of two generations, shaped by the pressures of entrance exam. With a plainspoken yet subtly humorous style, the story delivers vivid characters and strong dramatic tension beneath its understated surface. “The Movements of M” by Hui Yan Mysteries range from a missing umbrella to a deadly closed circle mystery. In the world of mystery fiction, mysteries come in all sizes and styles–some no more than a few questions, others vast enough to span galaxies. The title evokes the manga Orb: On the Movements of the Earth, and indeed, this book borrows a line from it: “the movement of maze.” “Mist over the Khingan Mountains” by Du Liyong “Mist over the Khingan Mountains” is a tightly constructed work of science fiction mystery. From the very beginning, both the reader and the characters are plunged into an unfamiliar world without knowing its underlying rules. The narrative invites readers to uncover hidden blind spots within the setting itself. 5