JIWEN
a popular Nanjing network author, a leader master of Nanjing Cultural Master Workshop, a leader writer of Jiangsu Network Literature Valley。
Started Chinese writing in 2016 when she was 44 years old, first in serialized format via the popular website iQiyi (www.iqiyi.com), then as hardcopy novels later. Published 13 Chinese novels so far, many of them received prestigious awards such as The Fifth China Publishing Government Award, Chinese National Best Network Novel Award, Golden Keyboard Global Network Award, Yangtze River Internet Literature Competition Award, iQiyi Literary Award, and the Hsing Yun Global Chinese Literary Prize as well.
She is a good storyteller and was recommended as a cultural ambassador of Nanjing by readers, primarily for her well-loved Nanjing Stories series. The series now has ten historical and cultural novels whose stories take place in Nanjing, from ancient dynasty to modern present.
To accompany her only child who went to Vancouver to study in 2012, she often travels between Nanjing and Vancouver, living both like half and half. She became the only Chinese Member of the North Shore Authors Collection in 2019. She is a member of Chinese Canadian Writer’s Association as well.
Started Chinese writing in 2016 when she was 44 years old, first in serialized format via the popular website iQiyi (www.iqiyi.com), then as hardcopy novels later. Published 13 Chinese novels so far, many of them received prestigious awards such as The Fifth China Publishing Government Award, Chinese National Best Network Novel Award, Golden Keyboard Global Network Award, Yangtze River Internet Literature Competition Award, iQiyi Literary Award, and the Hsing Yun Global Chinese Literary Prize as well.
She is a good storyteller and was recommended as a cultural ambassador of Nanjing by readers, primarily for her well-loved Nanjing Stories series. The series now has ten historical and cultural novels whose stories take place in Nanjing, from ancient dynasty to modern present.
To accompany her only child who went to Vancouver to study in 2012, she often travels between Nanjing and Vancouver, living both like half and half. She became the only Chinese Member of the North Shore Authors Collection in 2019. She is a member of Chinese Canadian Writer’s Association as well.
