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Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Wenjun, female, is from Haining, Zhejiang. She is a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, a student of the first postgraduate class for writers in Shanghai, and a student of the 17th Advanced Research Class for Young and Middle-aged Writers of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Her works have been published in many literary journals such as Beijing Literature, Everyone, Harvest, Shanghai Literature, Chinese Writers, Zhongshan, and Mountain Flowers.

Wu Wenjun, female, is from Haining, Zhejiang. She is a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, a student of the first postgraduate class for writers in Shanghai, and a student of the 17th Advanced Research Class for Young and Middle-aged Writers of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Her works have been published in many literary journals such as Beijing Literature, Everyone, Harvest, Shanghai Literature, Chinese Writers, Zhongshan, and Mountain Flowers.

Wu Wenjun, female, is from Haining, Zhejiang. She is a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, a student of the first postgraduate class for writers in Shanghai, and a student of the 17th Advanced Research Class for Young and Middle-aged Writers of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Her works have been published in many literary journals such as Beijing Literature, Everyone, Harvest, Shanghai Literature, Chinese Writers, Zhongshan, and Mountain Flowers.

Wu Jun, female, member of China Writers Association. He won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award and the Guangdong Newcomer New Work Award. The novel "We Are Not Human" was rated by the media as one of the five most memorable novels in 2004. Published several novella collections. The film adapted from his novella "Dear Shenzhen" has been released and screened in China and North America.

Wu Wenjun, female, is from Haining, Zhejiang. She is a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, a student of the first postgraduate class for writers in Shanghai, and a student of the 17th Advanced Research Class for Young and Middle-aged Writers of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Her works have been published in many literary journals such as Beijing Literature, Everyone, Harvest, Shanghai Literature, Chinese Writers, Zhongshan, and Mountain Flowers.

Wu Wenjun, female, is from Haining, Zhejiang. She is a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, a student of the first postgraduate class for writers in Shanghai, and a student of the 17th Advanced Research Class for Young and Middle-aged Writers of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Her works have been published in many literary journals such as Beijing Literature, Everyone, Harvest, Shanghai Literature, Chinese Writers, Zhongshan, and Mountain Flowers.

Wu Wenjun, female, is from Haining, Zhejiang. She is a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, a student of the first postgraduate class for writers in Shanghai, and a student of the 17th Advanced Research Class for Young and Middle-aged Writers of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Her works have been published in many literary journals such as Beijing Literature, Everyone, Harvest, Shanghai Literature, Chinese Writers, Zhongshan, and Mountain Flowers.

Wu Wenjun, female, is from Haining, Zhejiang. She is a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Writers Association, a student of the first postgraduate class for writers in Shanghai, and a student of the 17th Advanced Research Class for Young and Middle-aged Writers of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Her works have been published in many literary journals such as Beijing Literature, Everyone, Harvest, Shanghai Literature, Chinese Writers, Zhongshan, and Mountain Flowers.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

As marriage was about to begin, Tian Tian suffered a betrayal and five years of love was wiped out. There is no crying, no anger, he is not his own man, and there is no point in trying to keep him. That's right, if you break up, let's break up. I am talented, beautiful, moral, and virtuous. Without you, I will still live a wonderful life. In Sichuan and Chongqing Mansion, eating spicy food with all one's strength... While we were talking to each other with tears in our eyes, hey, what is this extremely handsome man in front of me looking at me for? Have you never seen a beautiful woman eating spicy food with tears in her eyes?

"Snail Marriage" tells the story of Su Yao, a single mother with a child, who still lives under the same roof as her ex-husband Gu Yuan for various reasons. In order to become independent as soon as possible, Su Yao changed his job, but he didn't expect that his new boss was his former lover Xu Dongyang. Xu Dongyang wanted to win her back to him, but accidentally discovered that the legitimate children of Su Yao and Gu Yuan were actually his own flesh and blood. At the same time, Gu Yuan also wanted to keep Su Yao. Although the two were divorced, living together was filled with an atmosphere of ambiguity and danger. A lie requires more lies to make up for it. When the truth is revealed, one woman, two men, three families, and the marriage war begins...

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.