Tan-Ci novel Tain-Yu-Hua was written in the early Qing dynasty. The original preface contained the signature of the female author Tao Zhen-Wuai. The preface however was later proven to be a fake by scholars thorough textual research. The assertion of Tao Zhen-Wuai being the author was therefore overthrown. But this alone however can not rule out the possibility of the author being a woman. According to the literary history of Tan-Ci novel constructed by domestic scholar Hu earliest known female Tan-Ci novel. Based on external evidence, Bao Zhen-Pei inferred in his recent book A Study on Tan-Ci novel. Based on external evidence, Bao Zhen-Pei inferred in his recent book A study on Tan-Ci novels which written by Female Authors in Qing Dynasty published in 2002, that the author of Tian-Yu-Hua was a female from Wuxi, Zheijang Province. But he didn’t examine the sexual characteristics of the writing. According to the review of the writing strategies of Tian-Yu-Hua based on text analysis, this paper finds the author was deliberately shaping an independent female image by portraying women’s qualities such as courage, intelligence, and persuading people with reason. And through the arrangement of a monogamous family model and the exposure of the fact that men are actually using their rights to suppress women in the name of traditional teachings and values, the author tried to compensate for women’s dignity in real order of culture and promote the concept of gender equality. The author portrayed in great detail women’s thoughts, daily life, physical and psychological changes, mother- and sister-hood, love and marriage, which presents the whole life and living experience of women. The writing strategies are highly consistent with the characteristics of women’s writing style such as subjective voices, self-consciousness, female perspective and views, subject-object transpositions of women and men, and self-experience writing. And it also included the traditional materials typical of female Tan-Ci novel in the Ming and Qing Dyansties summarized by Hu Xiao-Zhe, such as women heroines, family lfie, mother-daughter relationship, and the match of a beautiful lady with a talented young man. This paper provides the internal evidence for Bao Zhen-Pei’s assertion that the author of Tian-Yu-Hua is a woman. And therefore, the first traceable female Tan-Ci novel during the Ming and Qing Dynasties can be dated back one hundred years from Yu-Chuan-Yuan to Tian-Yu-Hua.