Famous Post-80s Female Writers
(Post-80s writers mainly refer to a large group of contemporary Chinese writers born in the 1980s.
The main representatives are Han Han, Zhang Yuran, Guo Jingming, Yan Ge, Di An, Yao Liang, Chunshu, Leng Ning, Liu Yichan, An Yiru, Xu Xiaowen, and Jiang Fangzhou. Among them, Han Han and Guo Jingming are the most controversial and representative. ()
Zhang Yueran
Female, born in 1982, currently studying at the National University of Singapore. Her representative work is "Cherry's Far".
The Internet is arguing over whether Zhang Yueran is an "idolater" or a "powerhouse". According to some media, Zhang Yueran and Guo Jingming, Han Han, spring tree, Sun Rui and known as the "80's 5 big idol", but more readers have read the "Cherry far" readers think that this is Zhang Yueran's insult. Because "Cherry of the far" in the kind of hidden, delicate description of female growth, really not just a beautiful woman can write." The fact that Zhang Yuelan, a "jade girl," has become a target of competition between "idol" and "strength" speaks volumes about her popularity today.
Chunshu
Female, born in 1983, dropped out of high school. Her representative work is "Beijing Doll".
The outraged "Beijing Doll" now appears in Time Magazine with an air of indifference; royalties from more than 20 countries have made it possible for her not to be outraged by the prospect of buying a pair of sneakers. There's also talk that she'll be signing books in the US. In any case, the Times saved the little girl who was cross-eyed throughout 2001 because she was no longer angry and hadn't been as red-hot as she had been since "Beijing Dolls".
Yan Ge
Born in 1984, she studied at Sichuan University. Representative work "Guanhe"
Online even rumors that Guo Jingming's "Phantom City" is plagiarized Yan Ge's XX works. It's really a wall that's falling down. But this also brought out the always obscure Yan Ge. It turns out that this little girl is also quite good, also the first prize of the New Concept, the Worker's Publishing House has also published her collection of novels "Marmarke's Sakurado". Listening to this name, it is very petty. Her writing is also euphemistic enough to wring out water. I feel sorry for her. Yan Ge is low-key. Otherwise, she would have been famous long ago.
Xu Xiaowen
Xu Xiaowen, formerly known as Xu Xiangli, is a Chinese writer, a post-1980s female emotional writer. (November 1, 1980) was born in Heilongjiang Province. During the prose, essays, poetry, scattered in the "Youth Digest", "Times Literature", "City Novel" to the level of the provinces, local (city) publications, English works: "Who stole my love"
Wang Honghong
(1989-) the youngest member of the Chinese Writers' Association, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, a member of the Youth Federation, the first signing writer of the Dongguan Institute of Literature. She began her literary creation at the age of 13, and has published a long science fiction novel "Nuwa and the Rainbow" by Writers' Publishing House, a long fairy tale novel "Huwa" and a collection of short fairy tales "Sleeping Fish" by Haitian Publishing House, a collection of middle grade fairy tale novels "God's Wolf Forest" by Northern Women's and Children's Publishing House, and a long fantasy "One of the Three Dreams" by 21st Century Publishing House; she has published more than 50 fairy tale works (parts of which have been written by the Chinese writer's association) and has published her works in a number of newspapers and magazines in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. He has also published more than 50 fairy tales in many newspapers and magazines in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other places, and has published more than one million and two hundred thousand words, and his fairy tale works have been loved by the majority of young people and have gained national influence.
Anaer Guli
(1981-) is a woman who has published long novels "Eat, Wear, Warm and Marry Your Wife" and "Women in the Government", and short and medium novels "The Great Mountains Have No Words" and "The Fools of Small Counties". In the United States, Singapore and other countries and China and Taiwan newspapers and magazines published novels "the story of fish spines", "cold plum", "stiff smile", "moncler look you do not want to live", "look Xuanhua" and so on.
Nan Feiyan
(1980-) Originally from Tanghe, Henan Province, she graduated from the Chinese Department of Zhengzhou University in 2002. He is one of the first writers signed by the Propaganda Department of the Henan Provincial Party Committee. He has published a number of novels, including Ice Blue World, Big Road to Heaven, No Trouble in College, and Dreaming of Being a Guest. He was awarded the first May Fourth Literary Award of Henan Province in 2002 and 2003, jointly organized by the Henan Provincial Committee of the **** Youth League and the Henan Provincial Federation of Literature and Art.
Mo Xiaoqi
(1981-) Female, formerly known as Ma Dongling, originally from Beijing. In recent years, her works have appeared in Youth Literature, Hibiscus, Works, Urban Novels, Fangcaos, Straits, etc. She has a number of poems and songs that have been selected for inclusion in Youth Literature. In 2007, she was honored to be on the list of China's post-80s power writers, and in 2009, she was honored to be on the list of China's post-80s young writers on the Internet.