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During her second year of high school, she shut herself up (封闭）due to a traumatic （创伤的）incident, and refused to go to school. Her father bought many books for her to read at home, allowed her to take piano lessons, and practice painting. Between 1967 and 1970 she studied in Spain, and then in Germany, and later found work in a law library in the state of Illinois（伊利诺伊州）in the US, there she met a Spanish man named Jose (荷西). Eventually, she returned back to Taiwan and began working as a teacher. In 1974 she went to the Sahara desert (in what is now Western Sahara). At there, she married Jose whom she met 7 years before when she was a student. In 1976, She published her first work, entitled The Stories of the Sahara(《撒哈拉的故事》). With its immense success, her early writings were collected in a second book, published under the title Gone With the Rainy Season (《雨季不再来》). Her writings continued to be published from that point on, and her experiences in the Sahara and the Canary Islands(加那利群岛)were published in several more books. In 1979 her husband drowned while diving . Echo painfully said: he waited for 6 years, and loved me 12 years but never says goodbye to me . All of my feelings follow Jose.” In 1980 she returned to Taiwan, and in the number of the years, she traveled to Central and South America. These experiences were recorded in subsequent writings. In 1991, at the age of 48, Echo died in a hospital in Taipei, having hanged herself with a pair of silk stockings(丝袜). Most people believe that it was a suicide. Her apparent suicide came as a shock to many of her readers. Olive Tree 不要问我从哪里来Dont ask from where I have come我的故乡在远方My home is far, far away为什么流浪Why do you wander so far流浪远方 流浪Wander so far, wander so far为了天空飞翔的小鸟For the little bird free I wander为了山间清流的小溪For the brook clear and limpid为了宽阔的草原For the meadow green and