2. Xinghe is one of the few Qiong Yao novels that have not been adapted into film and television works. The first draft of Xinghe (1969 65438+February 20th) was revised on February 26th, 65438, which is one of Qiong Yao's early novels.

3. Xinghe describes the emotional experience of Taipei writer Di who moved to a suburban farm with her daughter after divorce, and met the daughter of her master Liang Yizhou. Hong Xin was thought to have killed her boyfriend, but she lost her memory. Di intuitively thinks that this is an unjust case, and helps her to restore her memory and fall in love with it. Hong Xin's parents, sister and friends all think that she is the murderer, and it is not good for her to restore her memory. The age difference with sandy is not true love. She strongly opposes it.

4. Qiong Yao (1938-04-20), formerly known as Chen Zhe and pen name Qiong Yao, is a famous contemporary writer, screenwriter and film producer in China, and a member of China Film Literature Society [1]. She was born in Zhajiang Town, Hengyang County, Hunan Province. She graduated from Zhongshan Girls' Middle School in Taipei and now lives in Taipei, Taiwan Province Province, China. Besides Qiong Yao, his pen names are Phoenix and Heart.