Wei+Hui

Wei Hui (pen name of Zhou Weihui) (1973-Present)
Wei Hui is representative of the __New Generation Writers__. She is well-known for her sexually-explicit and often banned novels. She sees herself as a feminist helping women in her generation understand themselves and their place in the modern world. The daughter of an army officer, Wei Hui spent three years during her childhood living in a temple occupied by the army after the monks were expelled during the Cultural Revolution. Wei Hui studied literature at Shanghai's Fudan University. = = = =

Works:
Shanghai Baby Marrying Buddha The Shriek of the Butterfly Virgin in the Water Crazy Like Wei Hui Desire Pistol

References: Smith, Craig S. "Shanghai Journal; Sex, Lust, Drugs: Her Novel's Too Much for China." New York Times, May 11, 2000. .