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Jia Pingwa, a contemporary writer, was originally named Jia Pingwa. A native of Danfeng, Shaanxi. After graduating from the Chinese Department of Northwest University in 1975, he served as the literary editor of Shaanxi People's Publishing House and the editor of the monthly literary magazine "Chang'an". After 1982, he engaged in professional creation. Served as a director of the Chinese Writers Association and vice chairman of the Shaanxi Branch of the Writers Association.

Author of novel collections "Soldiers", "Sisters' Chronicle", "Mountain Pen", "Wild Fire Collection", "Shangzhou Sanji", "Xiaoyueqian Book", "Twelfth Moon·New Moon", "Tiangou", "Late Singing ", "Jia Pingwa's Collection of Award-Winning Novellas", "Jia Pingwa's Selected Works", novels "Shangzhou", "Zhouhe", "Impetious", "Abandoned City", "White Night", autobiographical novel "I am a farmer", etc. . Prose collections "Moon Trace", "Heart Trace", "Traces of Love", "Jia Pingwa's Prose Selected Collection", poetry collection "Blank" and "Pingwen Essays", etc. His "Twelfth Moon · First Moon" won the 3rd National Excellent Novella Award of the Chinese Writers Association; "Full Moon" won the 1978 National Excellent Short Story Award. He won the American Pegasus Literature Award in 1988. In 1997, she won the French Women's Foreign Literature Award.

Jia Pingwa's novels describe the rural areas in Northwest China in the new era, especially the changes after the reform and opening up. They have a broad vision, rich in contemporary Chinese social and cultural psychological connotations, rich in regional characteristics, fresh and timeless in style, and clear and natural.