Wu Liang

Wu Liang, born in Shanghai in 1955 and a native of Chaoyang, Guangdong, is a contemporary Chinese literary critic and writer. He began publishing literary criticism in 1980 and joined the Shanghai Writers Association in 1985 to write professionally; he once served as editor-in-chief of Shanghai Culture. He is the author of dozens of works, including The Choice of Literature, The Discovery of Criticism, City Notes, and the novel Morning Glow. His criticism is known for its keen observation and solid textual analysis, and has exerted a certain influence on the contemporary literary scene. It should be noted that the five works held here, such as GIS Applications and Practice, Research on the Evolution of Income Distribution in the Dual-Economy Transition, and Mobile GIS Application Development Practice, cover fields including computing, finance, and inspirational growth, and are only weakly related to the literary identity above; whether they are by the same author remains unverified on the basis of limited public information.