Zhou Bo

Zhou Bo, born in 1968, is a Chinese author who often writes under the pen name Shali. Nine of his works are currently included in the library. His writing is notably varied: he is known for micro-fiction, and he also addresses topics such as computing, agriculture and forestry, applied psychology, and special education. His representative works include Daniel Hillis on Computers, Smart Recommendations: Making Your Business Personal for Everyone, and The Hand of God, as well as Guiding Ideology and Practical Techniques for Building Ecological Tea Gardens in Guangdong, Construction and Management Techniques for Ecological Weed Control Models in Guangdong Tea Gardens, You Raise Me, I Will Stay with You Until You Are Old: An “Upward Parenting Book” for the First Generation of Only Children, How to Develop Self-Care Skills in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Special Early Childhood Education and Rehabilitation. Public information is limited, so a complete biography cannot be fully verified. Judging from the works available, he is able to explain computing and smart recommendation to general readers while also attending to practical issues such as rural revitalization, tea-garden ecology, and the education and rehabilitation of children with special needs. His subjects span a wide range, and his writing combines knowledge popularization with everyday concerns.