In her latest work, published in June 2022, she delves into Chinese cinema and society since 2000 through "China’s Millennial Digital Generation: Conversations with Balinghou Indie Filmmaker." Additionally, she authored "Excess Baggage," a semi-autobiographical novel published in 2013 by China Books, drawing inspiration from her family's life as Chinese immigrants in 1990s Tokyo after the economic bubble.

Xue Mo, the pen-name of Chen Kaihong, was born in Liangzhou, Gansu province. A renowned cultural scholar and author, his writing is deeply influenced by his native roots in western China, and combines hallucinatory realism with the depiction of the reality of rural life in China.

Abandoned at the Ming Quong orphanage at just two years old in 1935, Nona Mock Wyman transformed her early heartbreak into resilience. In her book "Bamboo Women," she shares the empowering narratives of twenty-one women who, like her, grew up at Ming Quong, revealing the enduring strength of their sisterhood through life's challenges.