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Mei Zhuo is an author about whom limited public information is available; basic details such as nationality and dates of birth and death remain unclear. The library currently holds seven of her works, spanning social fiction, prose and miscellaneous writings, and classic works, including The Divinely Granted Epic of Mount Mo, Yushu Notes, Sun Tribe, Mountains as Ancestors and Waters as Sources, Moon Camp, Red Qinghai, and Qinghai: Great Changes in Mountain Villages in the New Era (A Collection by Young and Middle-Aged Writers' Reading Class). These works suggest that her writing often draws on the landscapes, local history and rural society of the Qinghai Plateau, combining fictional narrative with prose and carrying a distinct regional character. Books such as The Divinely Granted Epic of Mount Mo and Sun Tribe show an interest in Tibetan cultural traditions and the lives of ordinary people, while Yushu Notes and Mountains as Ancestors and Waters as Sources are closer to prose records of local scenery and cultural memory. Her writing offers material value for presenting western regional experience and multi-ethnic life, giving readers a glimpse of one facet of Qinghai-themed literature.