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Zhang Li is a Chinese author whose works span a notably wide range of subjects, though publicly available information about this person is limited and biographical details remain unclear. Twelve of Zhang Li's works are held in the collection, covering popular science, foreign literature, law, medicine, Eastern philosophy and social culture. In popular science, the titles include Energy, Sex, Suicide and The Little People of the Plant Kingdom: Bryophytes, the latter introducing botanical knowledge through mosses. In literature, Zhang Li has translated Sepúlveda's The Name of a Bullfighter and A World at the End of the World. In law, the author has written a monograph on the institutional construction and systematic integration of public easements under the Civil Code. In medicine, the work addresses clinical practice and research in the diagnosis and treatment of modern lung cancer. Other titles include an analysis of Wang Yangming's philosophy in Records of Instruction and an examination of how Chinese netizens perceive the world in The World Image Map. The list suggests a writer equally at home in science communication, academic research and social observation, with a distinctly cross-disciplinary profile, yet the available material is insufficient to sketch a complete picture of the author.