李斌

Li Bin's works span a broad range of subjects, covering legal practice, social documentary writing, and philosophical reading. In corporate law, he offers practical analysis of the design of articles of association and shareholder disputes, using real cases to discuss corporate control, combining operational guidance with cautionary insight. In the field of historical documentary writing, he took part in compiling and translating several volumes of the Historical Materials on the Nanjing Massacre, including the diaries and recollections of Japanese officers and soldiers as well as related reporting in Japanese newspapers of the time, providing primary sources for researchers. He has also produced reader-friendly interpretations of classics such as Mencius: A Reader and Sunzi: A Reader. Because public information is limited, his dates of birth and death, nationality, and educational background remain unknown, but these thirty works show that he attends both to practical legal issues and to historical sources and the popularization of traditional culture.