Liu Lianzi, female, whose real name is Wu Xuelan, is from Huzhou, Zhejiang, born in 1984. Member of Hangzhou Writers Association. He graduated from the School of Humanities of Zhejiang Normal University in 2007, majoring in Chinese language and literature, with a bachelor's degree in literature. He is known as one of the leaders of the post-80s writers group in Zhejiang. Currently teaching at Hangzhou Jiangnan Experimental Middle School.

Character profile

Liu Lianzi, formerly known as Wu Xuelan, was born in Huzhou, Zhejiang in 1984. Member of Hangzhou Writers Association. When I was a student, I once liked mathematics more than Chinese. However, due to the influence of a mathematics teacher, I began to resist mathematics, and because of my interest in literature, I chose to major in Chinese. Graduated from the School of Humanities, Zhejiang Normal University, majoring in Chinese language and literature, with a bachelor's degree in literature. Currently teaching in a middle school in Hangzhou. He reads widely, especially poetry, martial arts, romance, history (unofficial history), has a profound accumulation of classical literature, and his language is elegant, graceful, soft, delicate, and gorgeous. He is good at psychological description and characterization of characters, and his characters have distinct and full personalities. He is good at describing complex conflicts and conflicts, with ups and downs of the plot and rebirth of suspense.

He began to engage in amateur writing at the end of 2005 and has successively published short stories and essays in major magazines. He has also become a columnist for literary websites such as Under the Banyan Tree, Novel Reading Network, Qidian Literature Network, Hongxiu Tianxiang, Tencent Novel and other literary websites. , published works in many magazines, "There is a kind of love that has nothing to do with marriage" was published in "Lover", Issue 11, 2006, and "Strictly Careful Supermarket Love" was published in "Romance", Issue 3, 2006. "Duck Porridge" was published in "Marriage, Family and Love", Issue 1, 2006, and "Today, I Wish We Would Never See Us Again" was published in "Student Weekly", Issue 2, 2007.

Written the novel "Harem - The Legend of Zhen Huan" with nearly one million words. The first to third volumes of the book were officially published by Huashan Literature and Art Publishing House in 2007, and the fourth volume was published by Baijia Publishing House in 2008. It was published in January and became a best-selling novel. The book was hailed as the "novel version of "Golden Jade"" and won the championship in the second Tencent "Writer Cup" original literature competition. It was sought after by hundreds of thousands of readers. Sina's personal blog "Liu Lianzi's original private space" "The click rate has reached more than 20 million, and has attracted the attention of many domestic mainstream media such as "Qianjiang Evening News", "IT Times", "Beijing Youth Daily", "Beijing News", "Legal Evening News", Zhejiang TV and other media and reporting. In 2007, the TV series adaptation rights of "The Harem - The Legend of Zhen Huan" were transferred to the Beijing Television Art Center to shoot the TV series.

After being broadcast on terrestrial TV channels in 2011, it caused a craze. The audience was very interested in its elegant dialogues and was surprised that the post-80s generation has such a profound literary heritage. After its release in 2012, it triggered a viewing frenzy on major TV stations.

The works "The Legend of Zhen Huan in the Harem"

The short stories "There is a kind of love that has nothing to do with marriage", "Yan Xin's Supermarket Love", "Duck Stand Porridge", "This Is Today" , I wish we would never meet again" and other novellas "The Harem - Jade Autumn" and the novel "The Harem - The Biography of Zhen Huan", which is known as the "novel version of "The Golden Boughs and Jade Evil"" and won the second prize In 2007, she won the first place in Tencent’s “Writer’s Cup” original literature competition. In 2007, the TV series adaptation rights of “The Legend of Zhen Huan” were sold to the Beijing Television Art Center for filming.

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