
Henry Zhang: Books & Audio
Bilingual novels and essays
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Books and audiobooks by Henry Zhang — read them, or listen while you drive.
A small publishing house in your pocket. Every title is built for two languages and for listening: switch the text between 中文 and English while you read, and keep the audio playing with the screen locked, over Bluetooth, in the car.
IN THE LIBRARY
《天津人在加州》 / A Life Against the Tide — a novel
One immigrant family across two decades, from Tianjin to San Francisco to Los Angeles. Fifty chapters in five parts, fully bilingual, with an immersive audiobook.
What I Learned from 15 Trading Gurus — non-fiction
Sixteen chapters on the investors who shaped how markets are actually played: Burry, Druckenmiller, Ackman, Tepper, Berkshire, Hohn, Renaissance Technologies, Citadel and Millennium, Bridgewater, Soros, Munger, Howard Marks, Klarman, Li Lu. It ends where the series ended — systems beat opinions.
READING AND LISTENING
- Two languages per title, switchable mid-chapter, aligned paragraph by paragraph
- The interface language is separate from the reading language
- Background audio with lock-screen and Bluetooth controls
- Your place is kept per book, on device
- Light and dark, adjustable type
New titles are added to the library over time.
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What's New in Henry Zhang
1.1.0
August 20, 2026
READ ALOUD Any chapter, in the phone's own voice — free, offline, and in every language the phone speaks. Recorded narration takes hours per book, and nineteen of the twenty have none; this gives them all a voice. Tap the speaker in the reader. EIGHTEEN MORE BOOKS The shelf goes from two works to twenty: The Active Options Trading Bible, The LLM Edge, The Art of Not Trading, Mind Over Markets, When Options Go Awry, Following Smart Money, and Zero to Profit — now bilingual, with its Chinese first part restored — among others. SHARED LINKS OPEN THE BOOK A book link opens the book itself now, rather than a web page with a button on it.
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