About the author

Li Jianzhong was born in Jingzhou, Hubei, in 1955. He is a second-tier professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Literature of Wuhan University, a leading scholar in the discipline of literary theory, and a National Teaching Master. He also serves as director of the General Education Center at Wuhan University, vice president of the Chinese Society for Ancient Literary Theory, and vice president of the Chinese Society for Wenxin Diaolong Studies. He has long been engaged in teaching and research on Chinese literary theory and culture and has published more than thirty academic monographs. Three of his works are included in the database, covering categories such as essays and miscellaneous writings, examinations, and culture; representative titles include Renjian Cihua, A History of Chinese Literary Criticism, and A Course on Chinese Culture: Understanding China through 12 Classics. These works combine Chinese literary theory with the reading of classics, balancing scholarship and general education, and are suitable for readers who wish to gain a systematic understanding of the tradition of Chinese literary criticism and the broader context of traditional Chinese culture.

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Publishers

Peking University PressJiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing HouseGuizhou People's Publishing House