This writer championed an aesthetic characterized by the “equivocal contrast” of “scallion green and peach pink” in the essay “Writing of One’s Own.” The “moon from thirty years ago” is said to be “larger, rounder, and whiter” at the opening of a story by this author, which concludes with a woman pushing a bracelet up her skeletal arm. In that story by this author, an embittered widow lies about her daughter’s opium use to ruin her engagement. In a novella by this author whose title can be translated as (*) “colorful ring,” a drama student enters a relationship with the collaborator Mr. Yee in order to assassinate him. (10[3])“The Golden Cangue” (10[3])is included in an NYRB Classics (10[1])collection of this author’s stories, (-5[1])titled for a novella that juxtaposes the courtship of Bai Liusu with the Japanese capture of Hong Kong. For 10 points, name this (10[1])émigré Chinese novelist who wrote Lust, Caution and Love in a Fallen City. ■END■ (10[1])