Recommend several classic novels of the Republic of China

Zhang Henshui's romantic novels in the early 1920s and 1930s, such as The History of the Spring and the Ming Dynasty, The Family of Golden Powder, and The Marriage of Irony, reflected the dark reality under the rule of warlords in the early years of the Republic of China through love tragedies. Zhang Ailing's Half-life Fate, Love in the Whole City, Red Rose and White Rose, and Bao's "Cangzhou Daozhong" attacked the painful life of social warlords at that time, all of which were about that era, which was quite good.