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Yan Jiahong is an author whose public information is limited, and whose identity and background await further verification. Judging from the three works held in the collection, her writing spans educational research, history and culture, and documentary essays. The Rise of Chinese Subjectivity and the Understanding of Chinese and Western Cultures: Taking Late Qing Overseas Study and Travel as an Empirical Case examines the understanding of Chinese and Western cultures and the rise of Chinese subjectivity through the empirical case of late Qing overseas study and travel, combining historical source work with theoretical analysis. Brief Notes on Scholarly Matters at Qingyuan is closer to observations on education and notes on academic affairs, written in a plain style. An Introduction to the Construction of Social Education Regulations with Chinese Characteristics for the New Era focuses on the building of social education regulations and bears a clear policy-research orientation. Her writing generally starts from concrete materials and values empirical evidence and clear organization, making it suitable for readers interested in educational institutions and modern cultural change.