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[Original novel of Beijing Satellite TV's popular TV series "Marriage Jet Lag"] On the plane flying to Vancouver to save the divorce crisis, Li Hai, a successful real estate businessman, received two letters. One is a farewell letter from my lover Xiaofei; the other is an inspirational letter I wrote to my wife Wu Ting when I was down and out many years ago. At that time, in order for their daughter to receive a better education and have a better growing environment, Li Hai and Wu Ting became the MBA (married but free) people in the new wave of immigrants and lived in two countries. The hopeless spiritual loneliness and inevitable physical infidelity make Li Hai and Wu Ting, who are separated in two places, feel even more difficult. The love that shocked the soul came together with the eight-magnitude earthquake. Li Hai and Xiaofei walked together in the disaster. Wu Ting could only look at each other across the sea, helpless. Wu Ting discovered the relationship between Li Hai and Xiaofei, learned from it, decided to divorce, and started her own career; Xiaofei discovered the relationship between Li Hai and Wu Ting, and also decided to quit, sold the house donated by Li Hai, donated it to the Red Cross, left a farewell letter, and immigrated to the United States.

Love is like the Northern Lights, you only know it when you meet it. A young and beautiful Chinese girl, the distant Northwest Territories of Canada, three men who are close at hand but out of reach, a love story in the COVID-19 era. "Northern Lights Love" is Mi Ruirong's another immigration-themed full-length love novel after "The Man Left Behind". It tells the story of a Chinese girl Xiaoxue who was stranded in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. She was in deep trouble because she replaced her boyfriend Jerry in a drunk driving collision. She brought out the local aboriginal Dina and the Chinese driver Lei Zi. Their choices and choices in the face of survival and life, love and family relationships made people sigh with sadness and joy. This book profoundly presents the living portraits of overseas Chinese under the unique regional and cultural background.