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Fang Yuan is a creator about whom limited public information is available. The library currently holds four of her works, spanning suspense and mystery, social fiction, and applied psychology. The Eye of Heaven reflects her interest in building suspense and plotting within the mystery genre, while Iron-Blooded Lament leans toward stories woven from emotion and conflict. The social novel Those Things, All After Naked Marriage turns its attention to contemporary marriage and the pressures of daily life, whereas Women Should Manage Happiness This Way shifts toward psychological self-help and practical advice on living well. The wide range of these four works shows that the author does not confine herself to a single genre but moves between fictional narrative and real-world concerns: on one hand, she drives plots through suspense and emotional conflict; on the other, she attends to ordinary people's relationships and their efforts at self-adjustment. Since her dates of birth and death, nationality, and educational background are not clearly recorded, this entry summarizes her writing only on the basis of the works in the library, and further biographical details await additional public sources.