Abstract: Yuan Ni is a highly representative female Chinese writer in Indonesia, who always writes in Chinese. In her works, she reconstructs collective memory and seeks spiritual and psychological belonging by searching for the roots of her homeland in the real social context. Through her experience of modern China, she feels the immense warmth and strong economic strength of her country of origin; and through her presentation of classical poetry, slang, aphorisms of historical figures and other Chinese elements to describe a three-dimensional, rich and multi-level image of China, her readers can also experience the charm of the East and construct a spiritual and cultural home. Yuan Ni's Chinese narrative not only serves as a record of individual experiences, emotions, and spirits, but also presents the reproduction and construction of Indonesian Chinese cultural memory, as well as the identification and transformation of cultural identity.

Key words: Yuan Ni, Indonesian Chinese literature, female writer, Chinese narrative