吕晶

Lü Jing is an author about whom limited public information is available; only her signed works and their general subject matter can be confirmed. Judging from the eleven works held in the collection, her writing centers on the history of the Japanese biological warfare units and the Nanjing Massacre during the War of Resistance, while also touching on medicine and documentary literature. Representative works include the multi-volume Archives of Biological Warfare and Health Epidemic Prevention Held in China, volume 72 of the Historical Materials on the Nanjing Massacre: Appendices (General Catalog, etc.), Selected Research Reports of Japanese Biological Warfare Units on Health and Epidemic Prevention, Suffering and Resistance: An Investigation of Nanjing War Sites During the War of Resistance, Japanese Army Unit Ei 1644, and Biological Warfare from the Soviet and Russian Perspective. These works are largely grounded in archival arrangement, compilation of historical sources, and site surveys, reflecting an editorial approach that values primary documents and empirical evidence and providing foundational material for related historical research.