Li Song

Li Song, born in 1969 in Mengzi, Yunnan, is a reporter for the news weekly Outlook (Liaowang) under Xinhua News Agency, known for his in-depth investigative reporting. He has long focused on public affairs and livelihood issues, and is the author of more than twenty books, including China's Hidden Power Investigation, China's Social Ills, and The Bottom Line of Politics. His writing spans a wide range of subjects: in politics and history, he has written the political work The Bottom Line of Politics: 20 Iron Rules Party Members and Cadres Must Never Cross, as well as works on the history of the War of Resistance such as The Road Through the Natural Barrier: The China-Myanmar-India Transport Lines and Glory of Victory: The Japanese Surrender at Zhijiang. In popular science and biography, he has contributed to books such as Zhang Chaoyang's Physics Course, Volume II and Engels' Youth. He also follows folk literature and film culture, having written The Code of Nezha: A Taste Feast of the Global Box-Office Phenomenon Nezha. Overall, his works combine documentary investigation with the popularization of knowledge for a range of readers.