李晶

Li Jing's publicly available information is limited, yet her writing and editorial work cover a notably wide range. Eleven of her works are held in the collection, spanning classical literature, prose and miscellaneous writings, medicine, history, literary appreciation, and social culture. These include editorial and research work related to Journey to the West, as well as academic titles such as A Study of Modern Chinese Songs and Rice-Farming Tradition and Social Continuity. Guarding Health: The Construction of New York City's Public Health System (1866–1920) reflects her concern with the history of public health, while Fifty Years in China is a work of history. She has also contributed to popular readers such as 18 Letters from Old Pan to Young People (English–Chinese) and Hometown Flavors: Henan Volume, and addressed contemporary issues in New Developments in International Rules for Digital Trade. Overall, her writing balances scholarship and general readership, crossing literature, history, medicine, and economics for diverse audiences.