The author of "Dad's Snoring" is Yan Ni, whose pen name is Shan Sa.
Yan Ni, whose pen name is Shan Sa, was born on October 26, 1972 in Beijing. From the age of 9 to 17, Shan Sa published poetry collections "Yan Ni's Poems" and "Red Dragonfly" and a collection of novels and essays "Spring Again" in China under her real name Yan Ni; after going abroad, she created works under the pen name Shan Sa (SHAN SA) French novels "The Four Lives of Willow", "The Go Girl", poetry collection "The Wind and the Swift Sword" and a collection of poetry, calligraphy and painting "The Calligrapher's Mirror", etc. Awards for Yan Ni's Chinese creations: In 1984, her poem "To the Mouse in the Year of the Rat" won the National Youth Poetry Competition Award, and her collection of poems "Yan Ni's Poems" won the National Children's Literature Award. The French novel "Go Girl" was nominated for four French literary awards and won the Goncourt Prize for middle school students. In 2003, he also published the novel "The Queen".