李欣

Li Xin, about whom limited public information is available, has worked across such fields as foreign literature, medicine, Eastern philosophy and psychology, with ten titles recorded in the collection. In foreign literature, he took part in translating and introducing the Hans Christian Andersen Award-winning works Emil and the Detectives and The 35th of May; in medicine, his professional works include Chinese Imaging Medicine: Pediatrics (2nd Edition), Modern Extracorporeal Circulation, and a pediatric imaging case-analysis volume; his scope also covers Zhuangzi Annotated and Translated (Chinese Classics), Sports Psychology, and Information Retrieval and Utilization in Traditional Chinese Medicine. These works show a breadth spanning classic translation, medical compilation and humanities popularization, though details of his personal life have not been made public.