Letter: Zhang relays to Dr. Hsia her gratitude regarding one of his students who wants to translate some of her works into Japanese and includes some of what she wrote in her reply letter to the student.

Letter and Envelope: Zhang tells Dr. Hsia she will send him a check for book costs. She also discusses publication updates for the book Chi Di Zhi Lian (Naked Earth).

Letter: Zhang asks for Dr. Hsia’s assistance in photocopying “Wu Si Yishi” (“May Fourth Incident”) to send to Miss Yoshida.

Letter: This letter to Dr. Hsia begins with Zhang retelling the unfortunate experiences of Miss Yoshida's daughters (as written to her by Miss Yoshida). In this retelling, Zhang says that something in their story resonates with her which leads her to discuss some of her other works, including "Moli Xiangpian"("Jasmine Tea"),"Liuqing", and "Hua Diao". Zhang also talks about some of the ways in which she wants her works published. She closes by discusssing some recent health concerns.

Letter: Zhang discusses Dr. Hsia's observation from Beijing written in the letter sent to her on November 11th. She also discusses some Asian venues (Beijing, Hong Kong, Taiwan) for possible publications of her work.

Letter and Envelope: This letter to Dr. Hsia reads like a mini book review as Zhang expresses her thoughts on a few essays and books recently read.