Other Artistic Activities
Wang Fei is also a well-known author. She and her two sisters are collectively known as the "Chinese Brontë sisters". Their book Three Sisters' Skies and Dreams was a bestseller in Beijing in 1997. The book The Story of the Chinese Bronte Sisters (China City Publishing House, 2002), written by their mother, included their stories, articles, photos, and music CDs. The first edition sold 30,000 copies in the first month. It was the No. 4 bestseller in the Beijing Book Exposition in January 2002 and has broken all sales records for the China City Publishing House.
Wang Fei also plays the guzheng and does Chinese painting.
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