62 years ago today, on July 21, 1963 (June 1, 1963 lunar calendar), Qiong Yao published her first novel, "Outside the Window". On July 21, 1963, Qiong Yao published her first novel, "Outside the Window". Qiong Yao, formerly known as Chen Zhe, was born in Jinjiang Town, Hengyang County. Born on April 20, 1938 in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, she followed her father Chen Zhiping from the mainland to Taiwan in 1949. Her father Chen Zhiping was a university professor, and her mother Yuan Xingshu was born in a scholarly family. Shortly after graduating from high school, she married and had children. While working as a housewife, she began to try writing. Later, she entered the ranks of professional writers and entered the television and film production industries. During this time, her marriage broke down. Her current husband is her agent and publisher, and runs the family-run Crown Publishing Company, which produces all of Qiong Yao's works. In 1947, at the age of nine, she published her first novel "Poor Little Green" in the children's edition of the Shanghai "Ta Kung Pao"; at the age of sixteen, the novel "Cloud Shadow" written in an adult tone was published in "Morning Light" magazine. In 1957, Taipei No. 2 Girls graduated from high school. In July 1963, she published her first collection of short stories, "Outside the Window", which jumped into the Taiwanese literary world. She has created a lot of works, with dozens of works. Many of her works have been republished in more than a dozen or even dozens of editions, and they are often adapted into movies or TV series. They have a large number of readers in Taiwan and overseas, especially popular with young people.