He Sen

He Sen, a native of Hancheng, Shaanxi, the same hometown as the historian Sima Qian, uses the alias Sima Buqian. He has worked as a reporter, editor, and industry data analyst, later taught Chinese classics at Peking University, and has long studied Chinese history and business management. His writing spans popular history and documentary literature, including works such as *Yuren*, *Buju*, *Moubai*, *Jieban*, and *The Mystery of Prosperous Times*; his style is humorous and often employs novelistic techniques to narrate history. The library holds seventeen of his works, including *The Broad Road: The Vigorous Development of the Agricultural Cooperativization Movement in the Early Days of the PRC*, *Pioneering and Innovating: The Steady Advancement of China's Science and Technology System Reform*, *Manned Simulation: The Successful Launch of the Shenzhou-4 Spacecraft*, and *A Project of Benevolent Governance: The Official Launch of the National Housing Project*, most of which focus on major social changes and reforms in science, education, and politics from the early days of the PRC through the reform and opening-up period. His works are commonly categorized as documentary literature, social culture, politics, and education. Public information about the details of his life is limited.