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Gui Weng
Known today mainly through the Chinese novel Ming Yue Tai (明月台), this little-documented writer appears in public-domain library records under the name Weng, Gui. Very little biographical information survives, which gives the work an added sense of mystery.
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明月台
by Gui Weng
About the author
Gui Weng is the author credited for 明月台 (Ming Yue Tai) in Project Gutenberg and The Online Books Page, where the name also appears in the standard catalog form "Weng, Gui." The available library-style records confirm the book and the author attribution, but they do not provide a fuller life story, dates, or a detailed literary biography.
Because so little verified information is readily available, it is safest to describe Gui Weng as an obscure Chinese author whose known presence in major public-domain catalogs rests on this surviving work. That scarcity of background can be frustrating for researchers, but it also makes the novel itself the main doorway into the author's world.
For listeners, that means the focus stays on the story: a Chinese narrative associated with themes of loyalty, family duty, and human character. Until stronger biographical sources emerge, any more detailed account of Gui Weng's life would be speculative.