My Story

It's so beautiful. Ms. Qiong Yao is really great. She is a sober love mind. She knows from the beginning to the end that Ping Xintao gave her love and money to his children. She is really kind and never fights for it. Instead, Ping's ex-wife and children maliciously slander her. It is so unethical. Without Qiong Yao, their family would not be able to live such a good life. It is so heartless.

Understanding the different Qiong Yao, the confusion and sadness of adolescence is really empathetic, and I cried several times while reading it. Looking back, life has always been one link after another! A lot of it is the current situation that contributes to that choice. Some people are both calamities and fate. It's really hard to judge.

This book tells the ups and downs of Qiong Yao's life, and I especially like the first half, which seems to be a history of war-torn civilians who see the big from the small. She said that she was "born for love and wrote for love." This kind of love does not come from a certain person, but bursts out from her heart.

Qiong Yao experienced war and escape in her childhood, and gained a deeper understanding of her family, country, and human emotions through her unusual experiences. The kindness and tenacity engraved in her bones since she was a child have made her life-long works revolve around the theme of love.

While reading, I always see unappetizing comments from some people, which is as disgusting as seeing a fly bite from time to time when eating cake. In fact, I don't quite understand that people who don't agree with Qiong Yao's character or even her works at all, yet take the time and energy to read her books, especially her autobiographies. It's really puzzling to peep into someone's spiritual world while also spending a lot of effort typing, insulting and making incomprehensible criticism. Yes, yes, Qiong Yao is three, and these people are only two.

Looking at the life of Aunt Qiong Yao, I lament that every man has his own plans. Ping Xintao knew that she lacked love and liked romance, so he targeted her emotional value and made her a mistress for 16 years. Crown Publishing House was about to close down, and it was all supported by Qiong Yao's constant writing of books. Catching up with the great development of movies and TV series, I made a lot of money. They couldn't see Qiong Yao resting. If they slacked off a little, they used various methods to get Qiong Yao to write a book. Their joint property of more than 5 billion yuan was calculated, and they only saw Qiong Yao's life of being squeezed. Women must not be coaxed by men's sweet words.

I started reading it in one sitting on the morning of April 23, 2026. I think I will revisit the second part often in the future to keep me inspired and alert. The first part, about the war, contains both heaviness and family warmth. Overall, it reflects Phoenix's unusual growth background. It is said that anyone who has experienced war is traumatized. I think whether it is the overly controlling behavior of Phoenix's parents described later, or Phoenix's own excessive desire for love, to some extent it can be explained by the war. The first part can really be read as a story about a little girl's experience during the war, and the second part is even more relatable. Whether it's the sensitivity and thoughtfulness of adolescent girls, or the complicated relationship between adults and their mothers and fathers... I often feel that reading this part is like seeing myself. Maybe all children in the world are like this! But there are differences. As times change, we all now realize that we must not pin our personal destiny on marriage. I think if Phoenix was born now, he would definitely choose to find a job after failing to enter college, and then write in his spare time. To a certain extent, Qingyun did give her an environment to write all day, but the pain caused by this so-called environment was even greater. If she relied entirely on herself, she would never have such a dilemma. I don't even want to talk about right or wrong about the relationship between her and Ping Xintao. She is the kind of person who lacks love (and is not short of money), so she is willing to use a lot of money to exchange for a lot of love, so why should others care? I think if you are a fan of her books, you should not pay too much attention to her feelings, and learn more about her spirit, the kind of spirit that can "spend a whole year writing/working crazily" (If you don't have any feelings for her, then just talk about it casually, and don't accumulate moral reputation for yourself. There are such people in the comment area of the preface. I think it is very tasteless, and I suggest you just start reading the comments.) Say some more sensational words. After reading this book, compared to the representative and successful name "Qiong Yao", I actually want to call her "Phoenix". She seems to have always been the little girl Phoenix who longs for love. Phoenix's life is legendary. She once said that her life was a life of suffering. I don't think I can say that entirely. She lived a splendid and colorful life, burning like a spark; when she left, she had full control, started well and ended well, as graceful as snowflakes... I can only wish her: Phoenix, come back to the world in the next life and have a happier childhood! Let others nourish you with love, and you can feed the world back with love!

It is true and objective, with multiple descriptions, clear structure, and simple and fluent language. It's a good book.

I didn't expect Aunt Qiongyao to suffer so much. The autobiography is also so well written.

I have been reading Qiong Yao's novels since I was a teenager, and I have finished every one of them. Watching the first half, I feel that Qiong Yao grew up in Ping Xintao's sea of ​​love, and they complemented each other in their careers, and the journey was very difficult. But when I found out that Ping Xintao had left his inheritance and all his property to his children after his death, and kept two safes in the bank without telling Qiong Yao, my heart dropped at that moment. It was not worth it for Qiong Yao. Qiong Yao was already rich and didn't care about Ping Xintao's inheritance at all, but what she did in the end was too cool for the world! Ping Xintao just locked up Qiong Yao's life in the name of love. He saw Qiong Yao's talent, sensitivity, tenderness and lack of love. Only marriage can bind Qiong Yao. Does he love Qiong Yao? I love you too, but I don't love deeply. I only love my children when it comes to material things.

I was hooked from the beginning. A great writer is able to describe small things in such an ups and downs and full of fun that you can't put it down. She burst into tears several times while reading. With her delicate writing, rich emotions, meticulous capture of life, and speculation on love and lies, Qiong Yao's talent cannot be summed up by a romance novelist.

It feels like I have been immersed in an era when wars were raging and homes were lost. The country was almost a wasteland. However, the people of this nation are so kind, supporting each other through this most difficult road. I think this is why even if we encounter a huge disaster, our nation can always get through it, and our national soul will always be burning!

This book is highly rated, but the number of readers is still not enough for me to overdue it. When I came across this book, I couldn't wait to read it all day and night. I just finished reading the author I have always liked. In fact, I got to know her from watching her "Outside the Window". This book is a complete account of her life.

Life narration, true feelings revealed, descriptions are delicate, and language expressions are fluent and clear!

To describe emotions, especially love, it has to be written by a woman like Aunt Qiong Yao who "writes for love." Of course, trapped by the times and education, Aunt Qiong Yao's self-subject was forced to put aside love. I just regret that this era cannot judge female writers fairly and impartially. For writers, their works can be separated from themselves. Why can't we only look at their works when evaluating female writers, but pay more attention to their private lives, especially their emotional lives?

This man has passed away, but his love will last forever. Life is full of seas and mountains, and she lives forever with words.

The ups and downs of Mr. Qiong Yao's life are true and worth reading by all Chinese people. It deserves a 10-point book review

It's so good to watch, it's worth coming here to follow the story and watch the short drama. . Good choice

This book is very sincere.

The content is ups and downs, and you will have an unforgettable experience with the author.

Qiong Yao has left us, so I came to understand Qiong Yao.

In the past, I only knew that Qiong Yao wrote many romance novels. After reading her autobiography, I realized that it makes sense for such a rich woman to be so popular.

I like to read biographical stories. This is the story of Qiong Yao's life. When I was a child, I liked watching TV series written by Qiong Yao, and now I like reading her books.

I am very touched to read such a true and helpless history!

The language is simple and easy to understand, and the plot is described in detail. Reading it feels like being there, and you don't want to stop!

The writing is good and worth reading.

I have always liked Qiong Yao's books

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Super pretty. Fascinating.

Traveling through thousands of mountains and rivers, there is always a deep concern