About the author
Hei Hai is an author about whom limited public information is available. The library holds two of the author's works, Next Station and The Dolphin's Nose. Under the common categories, the writing is classified as social fiction and classic works, suggesting that it tends to center on social reality and the circumstances of characters, with a strong realistic quality and literary reading value. Because information such as dates of birth and death, nationality, education, and writing experience is not clearly recorded, it is currently difficult to outline a complete biography or to confirm the author's creative development and literary background. Judging from the available works, Hei Hai's writing appears to reflect social issues through specific scenes and the fates of characters, and the titles themselves also suggest everyday spaces and lived experience. Readers may take these two works as the main entry point for understanding the author's writing, while more information about the author remains to be supplemented by public sources.
Written (2)
Rating 3.7★ The Next Station 黑孩 Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House · 2026 This is the latest novel by Hei Hai, a Chinese writer living in Japan. Keqing, a woman in Beijing, meets Liu Qiming, a male writer from Tianjin, at a … Rating 3.6★ The Dolphin's Nose 黑孩 Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House · 2026 This collection by the accomplished writer Hei Hai brings together eleven recent novellas and short stories: “One Hundred Percent Pain,” “The Apartmen…Publishers
Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House