Annie Baobei, born as Liang Xiaosheng in 1974, is a prominent Chinese author known for her unique writing style and exploration of urban loneliness. She gained fame in the late 1990s with her debut novel, The Last Quarter of the Moon, which resonated with young readers in China and beyond. Her works often reflect the struggles of modern life and the complexities of relationships. Baobei's writing is characterized by its poetic language and introspective themes, making her a significant figure in contemporary Chinese literature. She has published several novels, essays, and short stories, earning her a dedicated following. Her influence extends to the Chinese literary scene, where she is celebrated for her authentic voice and emotional depth.