Letter and Envelope: Zhang discusses her attempt to get a book from her editor, her health concerns, and a recent publication of Dr. Hsia.

Letter and Envelope: Zhang tells Dr. Hsia how she broke her arm and all of her correspondence is being forwarded to Stephen Soong.

Letter and Envelope: Zhang updates Dr. Hsia on her fall injuries, informs him that she has received his letters, and explains why her reply letter is delayed.

Letter and Envelope: Zhang discusses her health, thoughts on a few publications, requests that her address remain a guarded secret, and the possibility of a reprinting of "Rogue of the North." Stephen Soong is still acting as her proxy for business affairs.

Letter and Envelope: Zhang tells Dr. Hsia about her recovery, and comments on the scones that he and Della sent her. She also explains her dissatisfaction with a publisher who wants to reprint one of her out-of-print books.

Card and Envelope: Zhang discusses a South African author whose work she likes. She mentions holiday plans, as well as future letters she plans to send Dr. Hsia.

Letter and Envelope: Zhang compliments Dr. Hsia on how well he looks in a recent photo. She tells him that she is going to start using a post office box and reiterates reasons for not wanting people to know her address after receiving receiveing some unsolicited mail.

Card and Envelope: Zhang discusses how behind her correspondence she is (not just Dr. Hsia, but others as well). Zhang concludes by briefly discussing the L.A. riots (1992).

Letter and Envelope: Zhang tells Dr. Hsia about her health woes and worries as well as the possibility of her finishing some translations and short essays.

Letter, Card, and Envelope: In this final piece of correspondence correspondance to Dr. Hsia, Zhang primarily discusses her ongoing health issues.