庞之浩

Public information about Pang Zhihao is limited, and his name appears mainly as the author of Chinese popular-science books. Judging from the six works held in the library, his writing centers on China's space programs and general knowledge of the universe. He addresses topics such as crewed spacecraft, astronauts, and space exploration, often in question-and-answer form, and in the "National Treasures" series, which uses augmented reality, he introduces young readers to the Tiangong space station and the Chang'e lunar exploration program. He has also written a history of the universe for general readers. His books are commonly classified under popular science, social culture, industrial technology, and parenting, reflecting an effort to bring space technology to readers of different ages. The writing emphasizes clarifying concepts and guiding readers through key questions, and titles featuring "decoded" or "answer lists" suggest an aim to lower the barrier to reading and help readers build an overall understanding of spacecraft, astronauts, and space exploration.