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Tie Ning traces her ancestry to Hebei province. In 1975, after graduation from high school in Baoding, Tie Ning went to Hebei Province to experience rural life. In 1979, she returned to Baoding and worked in the Baoding Branch of the Chinese Federation of Art and Literature as novel editor. In 1984, she worked in the Creative Writing Workshop of Hebei. Now she is the chairperson of the Writers Association of China, a position no woman had ever held before. On 4 December 2016 Tie Ning was subsequently elected as chairwoman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, replacing Sun Jiazheng, in addition to being reelected as chairperson of the Writers Association of China.

In 1986 and 1988, she published two novels, Wheat Straw Stack (Chinese: 麥秸垛 ) and Cotton Stack (Chinese: 棉花垛 ) respectively, both reflecting ancient history and culture and dealing with women's experiences. After 1986, her novels changed direction to reflection on traditional Chinese cultures, with polysemous themes and varied techniques. In 1988, she wrote her first full-length novel, Rose Door (Chinese: 玫瑰門 ), in which she departed from her harmonious and idealistic poetic style, and displayed the dark side of life through the competition for survival among women of several generations.

Tie Ning started publishing her works in 1975. In 1982, her short story "Ah, Xiangxue" (Chinese: 哦，香雪 ) won a national award. In 1984, her medium-length novel The Red Shirt Without Buttons (Chinese: 沒有紐扣的紅襯衫 ) and her short story "June's Big Topic" (Chinese: 六月的話題 ) won national awards. Since 1980, Tie Ning has published Path in the Night and other collections of short stories and novellas. Her Wheat Straw Stack (Chinese: 麥秸垛 ) won an award as the 1986/1987 "Middle-length Novel Offprint" (Chinese: 中篇小說選刊 ). She won the Lao She Literary Award in 2000 and 2002.

Tie Ning (born September 1957) is a Chinese author based in Beijing, China. She has, since 2006, been the president of the China Writers Association and is a member of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Her works include short stories, "Ah, Xiangxue" (Chinese: 哦，香雪 ), The Red Shirt Without Buttons (Chinese: 沒有紐扣的紅襯衫 ), "June's Big Topic" (Chinese: 六月的話題 ), Wheat Straw Stack (Chinese: 麥秸垛 ), Cotton Stack (Chinese: 棉花垛 ), "The Village Road Takes Me Home", Rose Door (Chinese: 玫瑰門 ), "How Long is Forever" (Chinese: 永遠有多遠 ) and Da Yu Nü (Chinese: 大浴女 ) (Big-Bath Woman).