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Qin WanHong
Qin WanHong
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Qin Wan Hong was born in November 1982 in Hong'an, Hubei Province.
With a passion for writing since childhood, starting from middle school, many of her essays such as "Youth Without Rain," "How Far Is a Poet," "My Heart Flies Somewhere Else," and "Autumn Window" were published in magazines and newspapers.
During university, she served as the Editor-in-Chief of the school's literary society. After graduating from the journalism department, she drifted like a floating duckweed, moving across multiple cities. Her career advanced rapidly—from copywriter to general manager—eventually becoming a senior executive in the healthcare industry.
Yet she never lost her literary spirit. Drawing from her experiences, she wrote the book Seven Years Adrift in Zhengzhou, officially published at the end of 2016, fulfilling a long-held dream. Emerging as a new-generation post-80s writer, she caused a sensation in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, and her hometown Hong'an in Hubei. According to incomplete statistics, over 50 media outlets with official news credentials reported on her and her book Seven Years Adrift in Zhengzhou. Her debut work, centered around the single word “adrift,” reveals untold twists and hardships...
She has been invited as a guest lecturer at a university in Henan, a lecturer at the Henan Maternity Care Alliance Center, and a speaker for Shengkang Group’s 2018 Operations Manager Training Program. She also organized and planned the large-scale cross-industry alliance event “Hundred Enterprises United,” which benefited businesses and communities alike. She has held positions including magazine editor, brand director, marketing director, vice general manager, and general manager at medium-sized enterprises. Throughout her career, she has lived by one principle: building companies with heart and warmth.
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