张明

Zhang Ming is an author with a notably wide range of interests; the collection holds 36 of his works, spanning categories such as food, agriculture and forestry, health, social sciences, social culture, and management. Judging from his representative titles, he has compiled practical books close to everyday life, such as The Complete Book of Health-Preserving Congee, and has also taken part in documenting local species in Illustrated Handbook of Macrofungi of Shenzhen. In the health field he produced The Theory and Practice of Three-Level Prevention of Occupational Diseases, while in social sciences and management he wrote works including China's Climb: The World Significance of Long-Term Economic Growth and Creating a Free Wealthy Life. He has also ventured into literary and aesthetic studies, such as Aesthetics and Survival: The Dual Construction of Confucius's Aesthetic Thought and A Study of the Growth Theme in Ian McEwan's Novels, and has edited study aids annotating and translating classical Chinese poetry and prose for high school students. Because public information is limited, his personal life, identity, and professional background cannot be confirmed; his profile can only be sketched from the subjects of his works: aimed at general readers, balancing popular knowledge with academic inquiry, broad in scope, and pragmatic in style.