Qiu Miaojin

Qiu Miaojin

Qiu Miaojin ( _zh. 邱妙津; 1969-1995) was a lesbiancitation |title=The Emerging Lesbian: Female Same-Sex Desire in Modern China |first=Tze-Lan D |last=Sang |year=2003 |publisher=University of Chicago Press |isbn=0226734803 |page=159] author from Changhua, Taiwan.

She graduated from Taipei First Girls' High School, and the Department of Psychology at National Taiwan University. Later she worked at The Journalist (新新聞) as a reporter. In 1994 she went to Paris to study clinical psychology and feminism.

Her death was a suicide.

Her most famous book was "Diary of a Crocodile" (鱷魚手記), published in 1991. Luo Yijun's book "Forgetting Sorrow" 遣悲懷 was written in her memory.

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