Hong Ying

虹影

Hong Ying was born in Chingqing in 1962 and started writing in the early 1980s. She has produced both fiction and poetry. In 1991 she settled in England but returned to China in about 2004. Her novels Summer of Betrayal, her autiobiography Daughter of the River (饥饿的女儿), as well as K: The Art of Love (K), Peacock Cries(孔雀的叫喊) and Concubine of Shanghai (上海王)have all been translated into English, the last three by Marion Boyars Publishers, UK.

Works by Hong Ying
Shanghai Wang (上海望), published by Shandong Art and Literature Press in September, 2006
lit. "King of Shanghai", currently untranslated
Kongque de Jiaohan (孔雀的叫喊), published by Knowledge Press in September, 2004
lit. "Peacock Cries", currently untranslated
Ji'e de Nu'er (饥饿的女儿), published by Knowledge Press in April, 2003
Translated as Daughter of the River
K (K), published by Huashan Art and Literature Press in January, 2002
Translated as K: The Art of Love