Zhang Jie

Zhang Jie, born in Beijing in 1968, graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China. An economist, strategist and lawyer, he is the founder of "Zhang Jie's Financial Observation" and a part-time professor at the Capital Finance Institute of China University of Political Science and Law. His writing spans finance, literary appreciation and food culture. Six of his works are carried in our catalog, including War and Peace, Digital Bubbles: The Art of Virtual Economy Trading, Deep Courtyard Games in Dream of the Red Chamber, Financial Legacies in Dream of the Red Chamber, A Comparison of Chinese and Western Food Cultures, and Platform Games: Disorderly Expansion of Online Platforms and Metaverse Rules. He is skilled at approaching subjects from economic and institutional perspectives, making abstract capital, platform and trading logic concrete and tangible; in his Dream of the Red Chamber writings, he uses household affairs to reveal financial relationships, combining scholarly curiosity with real-world concern. His food-culture works focus on Chinese-Western comparison and show a broad vision. Overall, his writing is rational and practical, with a clear sense of problems, and suits readers interested in financial realities and cultural analysis.