Six Ten and One Nights is a memoir-style narrative that weaves personal history with larger historical and cultural contexts. It follows the author's life journey, recounting family stories that span generations and continents. The narrative moves through key moments in 20th-century Chinese history, including the Cultural Revolution, political upheavals, and the impact of migration on family dynamics. At its core, the book is a deeply personal reflection on identity, resilience, and the power of storytelling. The author intertwines her own experiences with historical anecdotes and Chinese folklore, drawing parallels between the past and present.