张景

Zhang Jing—public information about this author is limited. It is known only that seven of the author's works are held in the Chinese book database, commonly classified under Eastern philosophy and classic works. Zhang Jing's work centers on the editing and interpretation of classical Chinese texts, covering important Confucian and Daoist writings such as the Dao De Jing, Liaofan's Four Lessons, Su Shu, and Zhuangzi, as well as a dramatic work, Feiwan Ji, from the Sixty Plays anthology. Judging from the publications, Zhang Jing has contributed to popular annotated-translation series such as the Complete Annotated Translation of Chinese Classics, written accessible guides like You Really Can Understand Zhuangzi, and taken part in general-interest writing such as Seeing China Through Classics. Overall, the writing is aimed at general readers, seeking to bridge annotation, translation, and explanation so that traditional classics become more approachable.