Audiobooks by Meisen Zhou

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[Chinese] - Sunken Glow

Meisen Zhou (Author), Bo Ma (Narrator)

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[Chinese] - Mourning for the Fallen Soldiers

"This series is a collection of mainly novellas and a select few shorts, written by a hand-picked mix of Chinese and other international writers; it artistically reincarnates the 60 year old gruesome battle of Japan's invasion of Communist Party led China, dissecting this culturally important event from all levels and angles. These stories also serve to expose atrocities of the fascist war, reminding humanity of fascist brutality, condemning the disaster that is war and its irreversible damage to not only the Chinese people, but to all its victims. Justice will always prevail. 60 years have passed since this dark chapter in human history, and now peace, development, and humanitarianism have become the priorities of our zeitgeist. What but history could be the best guidance for future development, world peace, and building a more equitable foundation for international politics and economics? This is the will of the People's Literature Publisher, and the sole reason we are so driven to publish this series."

Meisen Zhou (Author), Hanbang Ji (Narrator)

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[Chinese] - Destroyed Solemnly

"In the autumn of 1919, Xinghua Coal Mining Co., Ltd. began large-scale mining of the Liujiawa coalfield in the Yellow River paleo-channel basin, causing mining-induced earthquakes and ground subsidence. Initially, about a dozen or so acres of land collapsed, rendering some areas uncultivable. Villagers brought their grievances to the company, and subsequently, the two parties agreed to negotiate compensation. However, the company used the excuse of tight finances in the early stages of mining operations to avoid fulfilling its obligations. In February 1920, the land continued to subside. The subsidence spread from Xixia Village in the northeast of Qingquan County, meandering all the way to Dongyuan Town in a neighboring county. Signs of sinking were visible everywhere: the land became uneven, with height differences of up to several feet. Ancestral graves were also affected, with coffins and human bones exposed. In total, nearly thousands of households were impacted. In mid-month, dozens of fissures up to half a foot wide were discovered in the Yellow River ancient embankment. By month's end, the subsidence threatened villages, and some houses in Dongyuan Town collapsed, with village walls cracking in many places. Even then, the company still did not provide compensation. The villagers were extremely indignant, swearing to fight to protect their homeland. In early March, villagers secretly gathered, arming themselves with folk weapons, and elected local gentry Liu Shujie to lead them in resolving the dispute through force. The situation was severe, with violent conflict imminent. Xinghua Company was forced to send personnel to survey the dire state of the collapsed land."

Meisen Zhou (Author), Lang Chuan (Narrator)

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