Publisher's Synopsis
When Yin Xiaomei led a cow into a meadow to graze, she encountered the village forest ranger Wu Xiang and the deputy head of township Mao Wenming. Mao insisted that a fine must be paid. In protest, Yin bit Mao's hand. As a result, she was forcibly brought to the township government, where she died in hospital the next day. How did Yin Xiaomei die? Wu Xiang, a bachelor who long had feelings for her, began the difficult process of searching for the cause of her death, believing it a Suspicious Murder. About the Author Hu Xuewen is a member of the Chinese Writers' Association and Hebei Province Writers' Association, and is vice president of the Zhangjiakou Literary Federation. He won the second session of the Top Ten Young Writers title in Hebei Province. He has published works in "October," "People's Literature," "Contemporary," "Chinese Writers," and other magazines. His work Autumn Masterpiece won the Changjiang Literature and Art Literature Prize in 2000, the Hebei Writers' Association Excellence Award in 2000, and the Hebei Ninth Renaissance Award. Flying Woman won the 2002 Top Ten Writers Association Award of Hebei, and the Hebei Tenth Renaissance Award. His novellas Growth Pattern of a Tree, Flying Woman, Polar Rouge, Marriage Point and many other works have been adapted to TV drama. Publisher's website: http: //sbprabooks.com/HuXuewen
