Author
Huo has published a number of books and articles including, Now in New Zealand, Something to Crow About, Jinma: Philosophy on Wisdom and Human Life (five volumes), Simplified American novels with Chinese notes: Love of Life, Life in the woods and five others, Lexicon of Contemporary English, Collected Works with Equivalent Chinese and Lexicon of Contemporary English, a Concise Edition Huo's latest book, The New Zealand Quartet, detailing his life and career in New Zealand, was slated for release in late 2011.
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