Save Emotions: The Diary of China's First Privacy Hotline Host

Author: Qin Shi Jun
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is Qin Shi Jun's first time revealing his work to the public. The complex, twisting, and thrilling stories showcase the extreme misfortune and awkward emotional life circumstances of contemporary Chinese people. Those in need of help are not just the men and women in the book; Qin Shi Jun's hands are always ready to reach out to any friend in distress.
Qin Shi Jun, a Manchu, was born in Beijing in December 1960. At the age of 12, he joined the army, and at 28, he went abroad. At 32, he founded China's first Helpyou psychological (privacy) counseling hotline (the predecessor of China's 168 voice service), serving as general manager and host to this day. Over the past nine years, he has answered countless crying and pleading phone calls. Not only does he listen with deep understanding to the words of those in emotional pain, but he also dedicates himself to concrete rescue actions with sincerity and wisdom, comforting one heart after another and saving piece by piece the broken families. This book is Qin Shi Jun's first time revealing his work to the public. The complex, twisting, and thrilling stories showcase the extreme misfortune and awkward emotional life circumstances of contemporary Chinese people. Those in need of help are not just the men and women in the book; Qin Shi Jun's hands are always ready to reach out to any friend in distress.