About the author

Zhu Di is an author whose works focus on the social sciences and finance. Public information about the author is limited, and biographical details remain incomplete. The library holds three works that address topics such as adolescent internet use, changing lifestyles, and shifts in class structure against the backdrop of internet development. Internet and Chinese Adolescents: Internet Use and Cybersecurity from Multiple Perspectives examines young people's online behavior and cybersecurity issues from various angles. Life Here and The New Middle Class and New Consumption: Class Structure Transformation and Lifestyle Change in the Context of Internet Development center on the new middle class, discussing how the internet shapes consumption patterns and daily life. The writing is oriented toward real-world issues, clearly organized, and combines social observation with financial analysis, making it suitable for readers interested in the social impact of the internet and changes in class structure.

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Publishers

Social Sciences Academic Press (SSAP)