Lu Min

Lu Min, female, was born in Dongtai, Jiangsu Province in October 1973. She is a contemporary writer and currently lives in Nanjing. She began writing fiction in 1998 and is a member of the China Writers Association, vice chair of the Jiangsu Writers Association, and vice chair of the Nanjing Writers Association. Her work spans social fiction, modern romance, and prose, with representative works including Six People's Dinner, Companion Banquet, and Golden River. Her short story Companion Banquet won the fifth Lu Xun Literary Prize, and her works have been translated into multiple languages. The library holds six of her works, including The Moon Chaser, How a Writer Is Made, This Love Cannot Be Delivered, The Ring, A Love Letter, and the legal volume Work Safety Law, showing that her writing touches on social reality, emotional life, and legal popularization. Public information is limited, and her writing style and overall influence await further study.