Books
- Speak, Loneliness (Chinese: 《说吧，寂寞》)
- The book is about how Hu, being a miner's daughter, became a hostess in a broadcasting station from an employee of a mineral water factory.
- Speak, Love (Chinese: 《说吧，爱情》)
- This is her second book whose sub title is Interpretation of Chinese love. She analysed some real situations of love in China on the theory of Horney Karen's Psychoanalysis in this book. The article Sex, Lies, Muzimei (Chinese: 《性·谎言·木子美》) is published in a magazine called Skyline (Chinese: 《天涯》) in China. A novel of Xiang Xingxing (Chinese: 向星星) named Fall in Love with the Garter which Hanged Myself (Chinese: 《爱上吊死我的袜带》) is included for interpretation. In addition, Xiang Xingxing is an assumed name of Tang Hao (Chinese: 唐浩), Hu's husband.
- Say Good-bye to Loneliness (Chinese: 《告别寂寞》)
- Hu wrote this book after she left At Night You’re Not Lonely in 2007. There are 2 CDs which includes the soundtracks of the interviews of Kevin Tsai, Sisy Chen and so on for each book.
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