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It's Him 是他
(Complete. The author’s other book, No One Kills Me, is now underway.) Our homeroom teacher disappeared, and the police came to school several times to ask questions. I was worried because our homeroom teacher had always been kind to me. I went home and told my mother. She smiled and said that good people would be blessed. I thought that someone as good as our homeroom teacher would surely be all right. The next day, I found our homeroom teacher in the basement of my house, tied up from head t
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No One Kills Me 无人杀我
During the Republican era, as crimes against women became increasingly common, women's police forces began to be established across the country. At the time, Xue Qing wished she could become a police officer. Later, she became Pingcheng's most notorious criminal. The story follows two parallel threads: crimes committed by women and the women's police force. It's an ensemble story. Xue Qing, mentioned in the synopsis, is the antagonist. The protagonist is Tang Xianshu. P.S. I have limited tim
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Spring Returns to Every Tree [1970] 万木春[1970]
(The female-led mystery next door, He, is now available. Click into my author page to read it.) In 1950, Tang Guoxing was eight years old. The others called her Little Tang, and she'd correct them solemnly: "I'm eight. I'm too old for a childhood nickname. From now on, call me Tang Guoxing." Her grandfather wanted her to learn carpentry and become a carpenter. Tang Guoxing: "I don't want to be a carpenter. I want to be the grain depot director!" In 1970, twenty-eight-year-old Tang Guoxing was
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In This Land [1950] 这土地里[1950]
(Revision in progress) (Polishing some details and rewriting the final section) In 1950, shortly after the founding of the People's Republic, the city's machinery factory reopened. The daughter of Widow Hu from Yulan Town packed her bags and left her mother in the care of the town's granary. Then she went to the city alone. The widow, already over fifty, couldn't understand the new world her daughter spoke of. Still, she followed her daughter's arrangements and went to the granary to cook for
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Looking Toward Spring 望春天
(Don't get invested. I'm rewriting it, and I've hit a wall. The revisions are going very slowly.) Xu Tang can remember the names of her ancestors going back seven generations because she has to recite them every year when burning offerings. She never understood what those names meant. Until one day, she went back to 1950. # My ancestors are all shining stars. Recommended completed works by the author: In This Land, about rural women in the early years of the People's Republic of China Spring
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