20世纪上半叶，在美国文学中出现一个颇为正面的中国形象，一批曾旅居中国的美国女性作家为此做出了突出贡献。除了人们较为熟悉的赛珍珠以外，A.T.何巴特也是其中较受关注一位。本书以A.T.何巴特为中心，考察了她初到中国、经历了南京事件，以及返回美国后三个不同时期的文学创作，从移民、性别、边缘人等角度探讨了这位女性作家对时代与文明的深切思考。她对旧中国的观察以及对美国文化的反省，对现代的读者也会有一定的参考价值。

In the first half of the 20th century, a rather positive image of China appeared in American literature, and a group of American women writers who lived in China made outstanding contributions to it. In addition to the more familiar Pearl Buck, A.T. Hobart is also one of the more concerned. Centered on A.T. Hobart, this book examines her literary creation in three different periods after her first arrival in China, the Nanjing Incident, and her return to the United States, and explores the female writer's deep thinking about the era and civilization from the perspectives of immigration, gender, and marginalization. Her observations on old China and reflection on American culture will also have certain reference value for modern readers.（AI翻译）

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