Works
- On the Same Horizon a novel
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- Chinese edition: Harvest Magazine, Shanghai, 1981; Sanmin Pablisher Co., Taiwan, 1988
- French edition: Actes Sud; Arles, 1987
- German edition: Yashima; Bonn, 1986
- Japanese edition: Tokumang Company; Tokyo, 1987
- Where Did I Miss You? a short story
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- Chinese edition: Harvest Magazine; Shanghai, 1979
- The Collected Short Stories of Zhang Xinxin
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- Chinese edition: Beifang wenyi Publishing Co.; Haerbin, 1985
- The Dreams of Our Generation a novella
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- Chinese editions: Harvest Magazine; Shanghai, 1982
- Sichuan Literature Publishing Co.; Chengdou, 1985
- Xinde Publishing Co.; Taiwan, 1987
- English edition: Cornell Eastern Program; Ithaca, 1986
- German edition: Yashima; Bonn, 1986
- Chinese editions: Harvest Magazine; Shanghai, 1982
- Orchid Mania a novella
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- French edition: Actes Sud; Arles, 2004,1988
- Chinese edition: Wenhui Monthly Magazine; No. 9, 1983
- Japanese edition (in the volume titled On The Same Horizon): Tokumang Company, Tokyo, 1987
- Chinese Lives (co-authored with Sang Ye) an oral history
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- Chinese editions (Peking Man: One Hundred Chinese Self Portraits): Shanghai Wenyi Publishing Co.; Shanghai, 1986; Linbai Publishing Co.; Taiwan, 1987
- English editions (Chinese Lives):
- Pantheon Books; New York, 1987
- MacMillan; London, 1987
- Irwin; Ontario, 1987
- Penguin Books; London, 1989
- (Chinese Profiles):Panda Books; Beijing, 1987
- French edition (L'homme de Pekin): Actes Sud; Arles, 1992
- Panda Books; Beijing, 1987
- German edition (Peking Menschen): Diederichs; Koln, 1986
- Japanese edition (The Conditions of Chinese Women and Money Doesn't Fall from Heaven): Heibonsha; Tokyo, 1986
- Swedish edition (Leva I Kina): Forum; 1988
- Dutch edition (Mensen in China): Wereldvenster, 1987
- Norwegian edition (Arvingene hverdag etter Mao): Aschehoug, 1988
- Danish edition: Tiden, 1989
- Spanish edition: Editorial Ausa, 1989
- Russia edition：
- On the Road non-fiction
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- Chinese edition: Sanlian Publishing Co.; Hong Kong, 1986
- French edition (Au Long Du Grand Canal): Actes Sud; Arles, 1992
- Feng/Pian/Lian(Postcard and Bandits) a novel
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- Chinese edition: Writers' Publishing Co.; Beijing, 1986
- Liby Publishing Co.; Hong Kong, 1987
- French edition (Le Courrier des Bandits): Actes Sud; Arles, 1989
- Chinese edition: Writers' Publishing Co.; Beijing, 1986
- Lonely Drifter:
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- A Wanderer Between the East and the West-- My Journey on The Web non-fiction
- Chinese Edition: Intelligence Publishing Company, Beijing 2000
- Me and the VOA: A Collection of Commentaries non-fiction
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- Chinese Edition: Chinese Social Science Publishing, Beijing 2000
- Stylish Adventurer of the World: A Short Essay Collection non-fiction
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- Chinese Edition: Shen Yang Publing Co., Shen Yang 2002
- Dark Paradise: My Observations of Hollywood in the New War non-fiction
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- Chinese Edition: Hua Cheng Publishing Co., Guanzhou, 2003
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