Tears

Author: Zhang Xin
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Publication Date: 2003-01-01
Features: A rejected girl, subjected to various plastic surgeries since the age of seven, has spent her miserable days accompanied by tears. She becomes suspicious, gloomy, and rebellious. She suffers, is bewildered, goes mad, and descends into depravity, tightened by the chains of evil.
A beautiful and intelligent woman, with empty hands, fights alone in the business world. Through countless difficulties, she grows stronger in battle and eventually achieves success. Ten years of storms and winds, several ups and downs in love, though she has experienced all hardships, she remains solitary in her solitude.
Zhang Xin's insights into urban life and her profound understanding of the emotional world of women not only give this novel unique intellectual depth but also an artful charm that deeply moves the reader.
Biography of Zhang Xin: From Jiangsu, Zhang Xin was born in Beijing. In 1969, she joined the military, serving as a healthcare worker, nurse, and later a creative member of a cultural troupe. In 1984, she was transferred to civilian life. In 1990, she graduated from the (Peking University Writers' School) and is currently a professional writer at the Guangzhou Literature Creation Research Institute. She is a member of the Central Committee of the All-China Writers' Association and the Vice President of the Guangzhou Writers' Association.
Her major works include the four-volume collection Zhang Xin's Collected Works, as well as the novels Shenxing Dangan (Shining Star File) and Fuhua Beihou (Behind the Glamour).