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  1. A Study of Chinese Female Tusi Officials 中华女土官考 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP23k WordsOngoing After seeing the news on August 22, 2022, "China's Last Female Chieftain, Maria So, Has Passed Away," I was struck by how unpredictable life can be. Some people's stories can only reach the public if the living keep telling them. Otherwise, it takes their passing for a news story, an obituary, to appear, and only then do people suddenly realize that such a person existed. By then, it is already too late. I also found that there are almost no books like this in China. I want to fill this academic 677Favorites329Clicks/ch315Gifts
  2. The Chinese Woman Doctor's Examination 中华女医考 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP34k WordsOngoing Information about women doctors from ancient times through the Republican era. Written to help everyone create stories about women doctors. Theme: Thoughtful and ambitious 440Favorites292Clicks/ch137Gifts
  3. Chinese Women’s History: The Female Generals 中华女史-女将篇 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP20k WordsOngoing Providing female character material for authors both on and off the site. All these figures are real women from history, and the information is based on historical sources. The stories of these women generals deserve to be shared. I also hope authors both on and off the site can use this material to create better female characters. Theme: Let the battlefield prove who's best. 373Favorites325Clicks/ch54Gifts
  4. Chinese Women's Writings: Pre-Qin Era 中华妇女著作-先秦篇 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP28k WordsOngoing This book is a collection of documentary materials. Drawing on works such as A Study of Women's Writings Through the Dynasties, Songs from the Inner Chambers, Selected Writings by Palace Women, Lingering Charms, and Collected Works by Women of Jiangnan, I have gathered, organized, and proofread the materials. It covers more than 10,000 writers, along with their biographies and individual works. A small number of writers also have personal chronologies. It includes women writers from the Pre-Qin 328Favorites382Clicks/ch31Gifts
  5. Cultivation Worldbuilding Notes 修真设定集 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP7k WordsOngoing For everyone who wants to write cultivation stories, and to bring more attention to the deeds of female cultivators. This includes cultivation methods, locations, temples, magical artifacts, and training techniques. It draws on the real-life stories of many female Daoist priestesses, as well as legends about Daoist goddesses and immortals. Theme: Be thoughtful and ambitious 302Favorites520Clicks/ch102Gifts
  6. The Dream of Pomegranate Blossoms, by Li Guiyu, Edited by Qingyang and Xiaoming 榴花梦 李桂玉著 青阳和宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP1.9M WordsOngoing Set against the Tang Dynasty, this novel tells the story of its heroine, Gui Hengkui (Gui Bifang). Born into a distinguished family, she grew up amid chaos. With corrupt officials holding power and colluding with foreign forces to invade, the Tang emperor was besieged in Yangzhou. At this critical moment, with the nation on the brink of collapse, Gui Hengkui resolutely disguised herself as a man, raised an army, and set out to bring the realm under control. First she defeated the foreign invader 178Favorites239Clicks/ch44Gifts
  7. A Study of Chinese Women Staying Single 中华女子单身考 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP4k WordsOngoing This book records the lives of single women throughout a long history, including some Buddhist nuns and Taoist priestesses. Core theme: Women with ideas and ambitions. 156Favorites272Clicks/ch53Gifts
  8. Three Sisters Conquer the Realm: Unifying the World 姐妹一起打江山之一统天下 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP10k WordsOngoing I'm starting this novel to describe and introduce the achievements of heroines from China and around the world, both ancient and modern. To make it educational and entertaining, I came up with the idea of an alternate universe where their stories intertwine and the characters join forces to fight together, creating a global view of history. The story, broadly speaking: A group of women join forces to build a nation, coordinating campaigns between north and south. They also trade and engage in ec 134Favorites991Clicks/ch8Gifts
  9. Best Friends: A History of Female Friendship in China 挚友-中华女性情谊的历史 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CPOngoing Inspired by A History of Women's Friendship, I wanted to write a history of friendship among Chinese women. The timeline runs from antiquity through the Republican era and into the modern day. The story covers female friendships across different dynasties, including Buddhist communities, bhikkhunis, princesses, female officials, Taoist priestesses, and women in the Ming and Qing dynasties who formed poetry societies and exchanged poems. Theme: Unity, cooperation, and daring to lead. A woman-cent 66Favorites—Clicks/ch—Gifts
  10. The Legend of June Frost, Written by Ying Zongji and Edited by Qingyang and Xiaoming 六月霜传奇 嬴宗季女撰 青阳和宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP13k WordsCompleted The Legend of June Frost Written by Ying Zongjinu. Set in type from the Guangxu 33rd-year edition of the Reform Fiction Society. Credited to Ying Zongjinu of Guyue. Published by the Reform Fiction Society in 1907, during the Guangxu reign of the Qing dynasty, this work was written to clear Qiu Jin's name. It consists of fourteen scenes, with an additional volume containing Qiu Jin's surviving writings and obituaries from various newspapers. It was also adapted into a novel of the same name, in t 48Favorites274Clicks/ch1Gifts
  11. A Study of Chinese Taoist Priestesses 中华女冠考 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CPOngoing Female Daoist priestess: A woman who practices Daoism There is little research on this subject in China, and very few books focus on it. My main work here is compiling information about female Daoist priestesses and their lives, to make it easier for everyone to conduct academic research and learn about the subject. The materials span from ancient times to the modern era. Sources include Women and Daoism, Women and Religion in the Tang Dynasty, A Study of Female Immortals in Daoism, and Goddess 41Favorites—Clicks/ch2Gifts
  12. The Chinese Woman's Road to Strength 中华女强考 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CPOngoing I created this work because I felt that women heroes in this area have not received enough publicity. The characters include female rulers, leaders of peasant uprisings, emperors, regent empress dowagers, and others. The content includes accounts of women's heroic deeds, historical sources, archaeological sites, research papers and books, as well as surviving written records, including edicts and official documents. I hope these accounts of women's heroic deeds will serve as a reference and insp 39Favorites—Clicks/ch—Gifts
  13. Records of Zixu, Written by Wang Oushang, Edited by Qingyang and Xiaoming 子虚记 汪藕裳撰 青阳和宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP97k WordsOngoing Zi Xu Ji is a monumental 2.3-million-character novel in the tanci style, written by Wang Oushang, a woman author from Xuyi County, Anhui, in the Qing dynasty (now part of Jiangsu Province). It is one of the Four Great Tanci Novels of China and is hailed as “a magnificent heroic epic of the East.” Set in the reign of the Ming Emperor Xiaozong, Zi Xu Ji tells the story of Wen Yulin, a model loyal subject and filial son, and Zhao Xiangxian, a rebellious heroine. Wen Yulin is skilled in both civil a 39Favorites656Clicks/ch10Gifts
  14. Reforging the Heavens, by Hou Zhi, Proofread by Qingyang and Xiaoming 再造天 侯芝著 青阳和宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP51k WordsOngoing This book is a sequel to Rebirth of Fate. It tells the story of Feilong, daughter of Meng Lijun. Because of her beauty and many talents, she is chosen by Emperor Yingzong of the Yuan dynasty to be his Right Empress. Feilong has always admired Wu Zetian, and is goaded by the powerful imperial clansman Tu Manxing and his son into framing Xiong Hao and his son, who command the army. She then tries to harm the Left Empress, Xiong Peiyu, and meddles in state affairs, throwing the court into chaos. Th 39Favorites1.1kClicks/ch—Gifts
  15. Wang Baochuan and the Wild Greens: Love and Hate 王宝钏与野菜的相爱相杀 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP3k WordsOngoing After reading the story of Wang Baochuan, I felt that Wang Baochuan and Dai Zhan had been treated unfairly, so I wrote this to vent the frustration I had kept bottled up all these years. This story came from a sudden burst of inspiration, so it won't be very long. Each chapter is basically a little standalone piece. This is a no-brain, feel-good story, so there won't be any language barriers. Theme: I wanted to vent my frustration over the injustice, and hope everyone enjoys reading it to their 38Favorites689Clicks/ch—Gifts
  16. Flowers Bloom at the Tip of the Pen, by Qiu Xinru, Edited by Qingyang and Xiaoming 《笔生花》邱心如著 青阳和宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明Romance59k WordsOngoing The Story of Pen Blossoms recounts the tale of Jiang Dehua, a woman of the Ming dynasty. After her father is pursued by treacherous ministers, she agrees to enter the palace to save him. On the way, she throws herself into a river to protect her chastity, but is unexpectedly saved by a fox spirit. Disguised as a man, she escapes. After enduring many hardships, she travels to the capital to take the imperial examinations, earns the title of top scholar, and goes on to distinguish herself through 32Favorites1.8kClicks/ch—Gifts
  17. Flowers in the Rain, Written by Tao Zhenhuai, Edited by Qingyang and Xiaoming 天雨花 陶贞怀著 青阳和宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP31k WordsOngoing The Sky-Raining Flower is one of the representative works of ancient Chinese storytelling literature. Through the story of the protagonist, Zuo Weiming, and his struggle against the treacherous Zheng Guotai and Wei Zhongxian, it reflects the conflict between the Donglin Party and the eunuch faction in the late Ming dynasty, and recreates major historical events from the dynasty's final years, including the Palace Coup, the Red Pills Case, and the Move to the Palace Case. It exposes certain aspec 29Favorites952Clicks/ch—Gifts
  18. The Three Lives: Written by Ma Xianglan, Edited by Qing Yang and Xiao Ming 三生传 马湘兰著 青阳与宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明Romance1k WordsCompleted San Sheng Zhuan, also known as San Sheng Ji, is listed in Qu Pin, Chuanqi Huikao Biaomu, Qu Lu, and other works. Volume 18 of Hu Wenhuan's Qunying Leixuan preserves two lost songs from this play, "Xuexi Gewu" and "Yuzan Zengbie," under the title San Sheng Zhuan Yuzan Ji. A note beneath the title reads: "This was compiled by Ma Xianglan, based on the story of Wang Kui, and is different from Pan Bizheng's Yuzan." Volume 4 of Yue Lu Yin, compiled by Ling Xuzi and others, also preserves a set of los 29Favorites284Clicks/ch—Gifts
  19. Feng Shuangfei, Part One: Written by Cheng Huiying of the Qing Dynasty, Edited by Qing Yang and Xiao Ming 凤双飞上部 清 程蕙英撰 青阳和宵明校 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CP50k WordsOngoing The Ballad of the Twin Phoenixes consists of four parts, with twenty chapters in the prequel and twenty-two in the sequel. After its publication, it spread widely and was praised as "overflowing with talent, making paper precious for a time." The book recounts the strange and winding experiences of the Guo and Zhang families in the mid-Ming Dynasty, focusing on Guo Yongzhong (Lingyun) and Zhang Jun (Yishao). It ends with both men rising in rank, their families reunited, and everyone celebrating. 28Favorites5kClicks/ch—Gifts
  20. Eastern Character Design Collection 东方人物设定集 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CPOngoing Based mainly on the real-life stories of women, highlighting their distinctive styles and personal charisma. It covers people from all walks of life across thousands of years. Theme: Have ideas and ambitions. 19Favorites—Clicks/ch10Gifts
  21. One Thousand and One Leaves of the Tree of Life 生命大树之一千零一叶 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明No CPOngoing This children's book shares stories of remarkable women from China and around the world, told in the form of a mother telling stories to her daughter. I noticed that there are almost no books about female role models and sisterhood for underage girls to read. So I wanted to write a book like this. I hope young readers can see a wider world beyond romance and draw strength from these remarkable women. Theme: The stories of remarkable women deserve to be shared. 12Favorites—Clicks/ch10Gifts
  22. Qing Ruan Lizhen's Swallow Note 清 阮丽珍 《燕子笺》 Qingyang and Xiaoming青阳和宵明6k WordsOngoing Ruan Lizhen was born before 1609 and is believed to have died during the reign of Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing dynasty. Her courtesy name is unknown. She was from Huaining, the daughter of Ruan Dacheng, the wife of Cao Taiwang, and the mother of Ruan Tang. Her plays include Meng Hu Yuan and Yuan Pa Xue, but none of them survive today. The play Yan Zi Jian was first drafted by Ruan Lizhen and later polished by her father, Ruan Dacheng. It tells the complicated love story of the Tang dynasty schola 11Favorites134Clicks/ch—Gifts