I Write My Heart Out – Wu Qiong’s Autobiography

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Features: Wu Qiong - an artist on the Huangmei Opera stage and a newcomer in the pop music industry. A woman who straddles the line between classical and fashion, her inherent tradition and modernity make her a unique sight in today's entertainment world. The labels of "artist" and "newcomer" are merely symbols to her, just like her love life—marrying a younger husband is no big deal? Life goes on the same way, lived with passion and happiness.
The book's planning editor, Shi Lijuan, introduces that Wu Qiong initially gained fame as a performer on the Huangmei Opera stage, where she was known as one of the "Five Golden Flowers" alongside Ma Lan and four other young actresses. At the peak of her artistic career, Wu Qiong switched to singing pop songs. In her forties, she embarked on a "sister-younger-brother" romance, marrying Ruan Xun, who was 15 years younger than her. What were her thoughts back then as a woman in her forties? What twists and turns did her emotional journey take?
The book primarily records Wu Qiong's artistic career and growth, and in simple language, tells the story of her love with Ruan Xun, a young actor 15 years her junior, showcasing Wu Qiong's journey as both the "Queen of Huangmei Opera" and an ordinary woman. The book also includes an album featuring Wu Qiong's classic performances of "The Princess Who Marries a Eunuch" and "Meng Jiangnu," as well as "Stage Fate," which will satisfy your cravings for classic Huangmei Opera.