Xueqiaozhuren

Xueqiaozhuren, also written as 雪樵主人, appears to be a pen name rather than a well-documented personal name. Library and ebook records consistently credit this name as the author of 雙鳳奇緣 (Shuang feng qi yuan), and several modern listings describe the writer simply as a Qing-dynasty author whose life details are unknown.

What can be confirmed with some confidence is the book's place in Chinese popular fiction. 雙鳳奇緣 is attributed to Xueqiaozhuren in major catalog and public-domain records, including Project Gutenberg and library catalogs, and a Harvard rare-books record lists a 1920 edition of the work. The novel is a historical romance built around Wang Zhaojun, blending court intrigue, loyalty, sacrifice, and melodrama in a style that helped such stories travel across generations.

Because reliable biographical information is so sparse, it is best to read Xueqiaozhuren as one of those authors known more through a surviving story than through a preserved life. For many readers, that mystery is part of the appeal: a nearly anonymous voice from late imperial Chinese fiction, still vivid through the tale it left behind.