五十年代齣生於北京。中國作傢協會會員，晚清史研究學者。多年來曾先後采訪數百人，搜集瞭末代皇帝及晚清宮廷人物史料數以韆萬計。先後著有《末代皇帝的後半生》、《末代皇帝立嗣紀實》、《末代皇帝最後一次婚姻解密》、《末代太監孫耀庭傳》等。以上圖書齣版後，多次再版，暢銷國內外。並得到國內外百餘傢媒體的評價。其中《末代皇帝的後半生》獲中國圖書第五屆金鑰匙奬，《末代皇帝立嗣紀實》被評為北京第二屆圖書暢銷書。

《末代太監孫耀庭(英文版)》主要內容：China's last eunuch Sun Yaoting died in December 1996 at age 94. He took with him intimate stories of the last vestiges of Imperial China and was himself the Fast in the line of eunuchs who had served the royal family for more than 2,000 years. His personal journey from poor farmboy to revered servant to Pu Yi and Wanrong, China's last emperor and empress, is an amazing journey which also chronicles nearly one century of turbulence and upheaval in Chinese history and culture. This engrossing biography by Chinese historian Jia Yinghua features first-hand accounts by Sun Yaoting of his adventures in the Forbidden City, his reunion with Pu Yi in Japanese-held Manchukuo in the 1930s, his return to "normal" life as a community organizer in the Buddhist temple where he lived out the rest of his life. Beginning in the early 1900s, Sun's story follows events in China such as Pu Yi's abdication of Imperial rule, the Japanese occupation of China which ended with the conclusion of World War II, China's civil war and the eventual victory of the Communist Party in 1949, the Cultural Revolution （1966-1976）, and the subsequent:"opening up" policy from which China has emerged as a leading economic and political power worldwide. The Last Eunuch of China: The Life of Sun Yaoting is a unique glimpse into China's storied past from the perspective of a man who faithfully served China's Imperial Family in the Forbidden City but was later forced to maneuver himself among the tremendous and often turbulent events that became the history of 20th century China. As Sun Yaoting recalls his experiences, he also recounts the life of the dwindling eunuch　community in China.