Qiu Niao

Author's Biography

This long novel is the author's memoir. It is also a reproduction of the author's real life and reflects the pulse of the times.

The author was born in 1949 in Jiangsu, China (between Nanjing and Shanghai). After her first birthday, her family moved to Changsha (the capital of Hunan Province); the author grew up in a family where both parents were highly skilled doctors, and the family had a good income. As a result, she spent a happy childhood in an environment where she was well fed, clothed, and cared for by a nanny, and received a good education in kindergarten from an early age.

In 1953, the author attended preschool for three years; in 1956, she started elementary school and studied for six years; in 1962, she attended high school for three years.

One night in the spring of 1965, the author's parents were charged with "trumped up" crimes and had their entire family fortune and life savings taken away. From then on, the family's fate was completely reversed, and they were sent to the 18th level of hell.

In September 1965, the author graduated from junior high school. In this way, she became a student with family problems and could not continue her education under the policy of implementing the social class line. She immediately became an intellectual youth who had gone to the countryside before the Cultural Revolution and went to the mountains to farm, raise fish and heard a herd of cows in a reservoir.

In 1972, she joined a factory as an apprentice.

In 1982, she began studying medicine. At the same time, she also began to recharge herself with self- study and correspondence studies in various subjects.

At the same time, she also began to recharge herself with self-study and correspondence studies in various subjects.

In 1985, she went to work with her father in Shenzhen Hospital and obtained her medical license and has been working in the medical field since then.

As a result of her hard work and study, her medical skills and style of work were well received by her patients, and she was featured in local newspapers and magazines and even on TV in Shenzhen many times. As a result, she has been jealous and hit. In a fit of anger, the author left China, where she had lived and worked for decades.

During the decades of his life in China, the author was on the verge of life and death three times. The first time was a frightening experience in the sea when he was just a month old; the second time was a horrible experience in the silent forest after going to the countryside; and the third time was a near-suicide caused by an unwarranted trampling in the middle of a love affair.

The author married and lived with a local lawyer in the Netherlands in 1993 and was married at an old age with no children. The couple's relationship broke up because of the sowing of bad women.

The author had offered divorce herself at the beginning of 2000 and since 2005 she has been living alone in The Hague.