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Information about Gu Min is limited: details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly documented, and what can be confirmed is that seven of the author's works are currently available. Judging by subject matter, Gu Min's writing spans finance and business, biography, divination, history, and philosophy. Representative works include Learning to Walk the Business Road, Historical Figures of Our Time, The I Ching and Life's Fortunes, The Collapse of the Monarchy: A Centennial History of the 1911 Revolution, Laozi's Code, The Joys and Sorrows of Heroes, and The Secret History of How the Four Great Families Rose to Power. These works show sustained attention to business practice, modern and contemporary history, and traditional culture; the author handles both broad historical narratives such as the 1911 Revolution and interpretations of classics such as the I Ching and Laozi, along with related themes of fortune and life. The writing addresses general readers, emphasizing accessible narration that turns specialized knowledge into readable prose, which is why the works appear in categories including business, history, and philosophy.