Zhou Min

Zhou Min, originally named Zhou Min and writing under the pen names Min'er and Buyi, is a Chinese woman born in Changchun, Jilin Province, in 1971. She began working at the Changchun Rural Credit Cooperative in 1987 and later became an editor of Changchun Xinhe. She started publishing in 1987 and joined the China Writers Association in 2006. The library holds 12 of her works, spanning medicine, biography, language and writing, history, parenting, and social culture. She has written inspirational biographies of world figures for young readers, as well as studies on the history of traditional Chinese medicine and technology, information dissemination, and risk society, and has contributed to stories of contemporary figures such as Zhang Guimei and Lan Tianye. Her writing balances documentary accuracy with readability, making knowledge accessible while conveying the spirit of the people she portrays.