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This book takes the creations of representative Chinese and overseas Chinese writers in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, and North America as the research object, and provides scattered perspectives and case interpretations of Chinese literature in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and overseas. Most of these writers have dual backgrounds of Chinese and Western cultures, which determines the unique theme of their novel creation, which expresses the confrontation, coexistence or integration of two cultural traditions, and expresses the complex and ambiguous "cultural identity" of the overseas Chinese group. Regardless of the theme content and artistic features of the works, they all show open and diverse writing characteristics. Through the above interpretation, we can generally grasp some common characteristics of Chinese literature in Taiwan, Hong Kong and overseas. This book also conducts in-depth research on the reception of classic mainland writers in Taiwan, Hong Kong and overseas.