1990 : 归途,和其他六篇, 万象图书股份有限公司
Collestion Fa guo dang dai duan pian xiao shuo xuan, 190 pages.
The title roughly translates as The Way Back, and Six Others. One might deduce that this is a collective work in which Françoise has a place.
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