Ji-Li Jiang

Ji-Li Jiang

3 books

About the Author

Ji-Li Jiang is an acclaimed author whose works draw deeply from her personal experiences during China's tumultuous Cultural Revolution. Born in Shanghai, she endured the hardships of that era as a young girl, an ordeal that profoundly shaped her storytelling. After immigrating to the United States, Jiang channeled her memories into powerful narratives that educate and inspire readers worldwide about resilience, identity, and historical truth. Her debut memoir, Red Scarf Girl, became a New York Times bestseller and a staple in educational curricula, vividly recounting her family's struggles and her own coming-of-age amid political upheaval. In her children's novel Lotus and Feather, she explores themes of compassion and healing through the bond between a grieving girl and an injured crane. Jiang's writing bridges cultures, offering poignant insights into the human spirit's endurance. She lives in California and continues to advocate for cultural understanding through her literature.

Writing style
Evocative Introspective Emotionally resonant

Books by Ji-Li Jiang