Shanghai Girls: A Novel Paperback – February 2, 2010

"Watching is a talented writer, a girl in Shanghai, she once again explores the sister's bonds and often strongly evokes a nightmarish American immigrant experience." - USA Today

"Shanghai girls are one of those books that I can not wait to keep reading because her character story is very strikingly told." - St. Louis Dispatch

"Like Snow Flower, Secret Fan and Peony in Love, she created ordinary women in the latest novels, these beautiful girls are very elegant," I will release another special novel. " - Miami Herald

Lisa See is a New York Times bestseller "Peony Love", "Snowflake", "Secret Fan", "Flower Net" (Edgar nominee), "Interior", "keel", and highly appreciated "Jinshan" It's a memoir. "In 2001, the Chinese American Women's Association named her a national woman, she lives in Los Angeles

The novel was published by itself, but on June 8, 2008 it became the best selling book in USA Today, and one million copies were sold. In collaboration with the FaithWords mark (Hodder & Stoughton, UK) from Hathette Book Group USA, it was the first paperback novel seller of the New York Times bestseller list from June 2008 to the beginning of 2010. In 2009, it was awarded more than 10 million "diamond awards" by Evangelical Christian publisher. As Young explained in a telephone interview, the title of the book is a metaphor of "a house you built with your own pain". He also told the radio host talk show Drew Marshall, "The Shack is a metaphor of where you are trapped, where you are hurt, where you are injured.

In September 2010, the novel received the Best Novel Award of the 2010 Hugo Award and connected with the city of Myeville in China. In May 2010, the novel won the Nebula Award of Best Novel. In 2010, the novel received John W. Campbell Memorial Best Science Fiction Award. In 2012, at the 51st Japan Science Fiction Conference, a novel translated version by Mr. Kazue Tanaka and Mr. Hiroshi Kaneko was awarded the "Best Translated Novel" by the Saikyo Award. German translation Biokrieg was awarded Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis in 2012. French translation La Fille Automation received the Planete-SF Blogger award in 2012.