周建国

Zhou Jianguo is a Chinese book author whose work spans several fields; public information about him is limited, and details of his life remain unclear. The library holds 13 of his works, covering a notably wide range of subjects. On one hand, he has worked on classical texts and poetry, with annotated editions and selections such as the Annotated Collected Works of Li Deyu and The Collected Works of Li Shangyin, showing a sustained interest in Tang history and literature. On the other hand, he has written on education and computer design, including Teaching Does Not Equal Learning: How Schools Develop Curricula, along with full-color MOOC and micro-course tutorials on Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and H5 page design. His writing combines scholarly collation with practical instruction: the classical works emphasize textual annotation and selection, while the technical textbooks stress case-based practice and course support, serving different readerships and reflecting an editorial approach that bridges traditional humanities scholarship and contemporary skills education.