This book is a brand-new work on Eileen Chang's research, polished after years of reading, searching, examining, and compiling. As the most important participant in editing and organizing Eileen Chang's works, the author has dealt with Eileen Chang's manuscripts, letters, and other first-hand materials for many years, and in recent years he has been deeply involved in compiling and annotating Eileen Chang's letters, which gives him a unique advantage in the study of Eileen Chang. His research is quite meticulous and restrained.

The book focuses on the specific "unsolved cases" or "false rumors" of Eileen Chang's literary creation and her life, examines the "deeds" and supplements her biography, and penetrates into many aspects of the research into Eileen Chang. The book points out that others' comments and recollections in a particular context, should be treated critically. 

The book contains seven essays, each reviews the factual threads of Eileen Chang's creative process and investigating the speculative rumors about her life. The book is an important reference for the field of contemporary literary research on Eileen Chang and her contemporaries, and it will also serve as an inspiration for readers who love Eileen Chang's work.