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😋I recommend to you the sports-football novel "The Age of Turin"! The novel told the story of a young Chinese man who was reborn in Turin, Italy in 2010 and became the chairman of the Serie B Turin club. Can the protagonist lead Turin to reproduce the "Great Turin Era" and return the former Serie A overlord to the altar? I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The works of Italian films and directors are very colorful. Here are some must-see works of Italian films and directors: 1 Italian film Roman Holiday (1953): This is a classic romantic film with Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Parker as the stars. The movie depicted a royal princess and an American journalist during their vacation in Rome. One of the representative works of the Italian director Mario Casar was The Godfather (1972), a classic gangster film about the rise and struggle of a family. 3. Italian Director Benanio Bertolucci (The night before Benito fell off the cliff, 1985): This is a film about a young artist growing up in an extreme environment, full of poetry and depth. One of the representative works of the Italian director, Francis Ford Coppola, was Once Upon a Time in America (1992), a film about a gangster family and the past of New York. One of the representative works of the Italian director, Francis Ford Coppola, was The Godfather Part II (1974), a classic gangster film and the second part of the Godfather trilogy. One of the representative works of the Italian director Alberto Rosso was the movie,"Cinéma Paradiso"(1988), which was about a cinema owner reminiscing about his childhood. The above is just a small part of the works of Italian films and directors. If you are interested in Italian films and directors, I suggest you to read more of their films to understand their style and characteristics.

This was a novel about World War II, where the protagonist traveled to Italy and became the leader of the country. Through his continuous efforts and struggles, he finally succeeded in leading Italy to defeat Germany and became a hero on the European battlefield. At the same time, he also achieved his political and military ideals and became a great leader.

The top three on the Japanese mystery novel rankings were usually considered to be Astrology Killing Magic, The Weirdos of the Ten Corners Pavilion, and The Great Detective. These novels were very famous in the Japanese detective novel world, with a wide readership and far-reaching influence. In addition to these works, there were also some other very famous Japanese mystery novels such as "The Sacrifice of Suspect X","Detective Conan" and so on.

As someone who loves reading novels, I can't search for long novels. But if you're looking for novels that reflect Italy's World War II period, I can provide you with some relevant information. Italy experienced tremendous war pressure and sacrifices during World War II. Some of his famous works include: - War and Peace: One of Leo Tolstoy's masterpieces described the war and military life of the Russian Empire in the early 19th century. - Gone with the Wind: O'Hara's novel reflects the war, racial isolation, and poverty in the 20th century in the southern United States. - " The White Tower ": Japanese novelist Keigo Higashino's novel explored the impact of war on people with the medical work of the Japanese army during World War II as the theme. These works all reflected the pain and challenges that Italy experienced during World War II and showed the perspectives and thoughts of people of different cultures and classes.

Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War is the name of a web novel series. The following is the content of the series: Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 2 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 3 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 4 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 5 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 6 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 7 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 8 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 9 Survivors of the Anti-Japanese War 10 These novels told the story of a Chinese family surviving in a difficult environment during the Anti-Japanese War. They included fighting, human nature, family, friendship and other aspects.

I can't provide any information about cultivation and anti-Japanese novels. Cultivation and anti-Japanese were relatively new types of novels, and there were still many unknown works emerging. Moreover, the styles and contents of the works of different authors were also different. If you want to find novels about cultivation and resistance against Japan, you can find them through other channels such as search engines and novel recommendation platforms.

The Japan-Korea Undersea Tunnel referred to the undersea tunnel connecting Seoul, South Korea, and Tokudo, Japan. It was also known as the "Lee Myung Bak Tunnel." The tunnel was officially opened to traffic on December 31, 2008. It is one of the longest undersea tunnels in the world. The construction of the tunnel took 15 years, with a total length of 289 kilometers. Advanced submarine tunnel construction technology, including shield tunneling machines, dredgers and other tools, were used. During the construction of the tunnel, there were 17 earthquakes, 8 tsunamis and other natural disasters, but the builders successfully overcame these difficulties and the tunnel was opened to traffic smoothly. The opening of the cross-sea tunnel between Japan and Korea not only provided a more convenient way of transportation between Koreans and Japanese, but also brought new opportunities for economic development in Asia. The construction of the tunnel also led to the economic prosperity of the surrounding areas, including tourism, fishing and other fields.

I can't provide novels about modern Japan, America, and China. I can only provide information about history, culture, politics, and so on.

Italy was indeed very unreliable during World War II. It was invaded by Nazi-Germany and joined the Axis powers, leading to a large-scale war in Europe. There were many novels about Italy during World War II, some of which described the heroism and failure of the Italian army, as well as their personal stories and experiences in the war. For example, a novel titled The Book of War was written by William Somerset Maugham, who described his experiences in Italy during World War II. The book described the performance of the Italian army in the war and their relationship with the German army. In addition, Maugham also described some stories of Italian soldiers and officers, showing their tenacity and humanity in the war. Another famous World War II novel was A Long Way Gone, an abridged version of which was written by the American author Raymond Joey. The book told the story of an American agent on a mission in Italy during World War II. The novel described the corruption and incompetence of the Italian army and the difficulties and dangers faced by American agents in carrying out their missions. There were also novels about Italy during World War II that depicted the bravery and humanity of the Italian army and their experiences and stories during the war. These works can help readers understand the situation in Italy during World War II.