New York, Unveiled 

Now available in Chinese

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An essay collection accompanied by photographs, New York, Unveiled looks back on more than a decade in New York—a city where Yueyue Wenren came of age and spent much of her youth, that she must bid it a temporary farewell. Through luminous prose and evocative photographs, she gathers the fragments of those years into these pages, preserving moments that might otherwise drift away with time.

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She has passed through many cities, yet none has remained closer to her heart than New York. Not for any single reason, but simply because it is New York: a world city where glory and sorrow, darkness and light, and lives from every corner of the world meet and intertwine.

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Beyond its iconic landmarks and celebrated restaurants lies another New York—one traced not by guidebooks, but by memory. Between its streets and subway lines are quiet moments, chance encounters, and stories that linger. Following Wenren’s footsteps, readers discover a city whose humanity resides not only in its people, but also in its streets, its silences, and its light.