Li Xiang

Li Xiang, born in 1982, is a veteran Chinese media professional and business writer, and currently editor-in-chief of the app Dedao. He has served as chief writer at Economic Observer, deputy editor-in-chief of the Chinese edition of Bloomberg Businessweek, publisher of Caijing Tianxia, and editor-in-chief of Esquire China, remaining active for years in financial reporting and interviews. His books include Interviews with Business Leaders, The Business Mind, and Trends, and he created the Xiangtan series of business interview books, which present entrepreneurs' and practitioners' thinking through in-depth dialogue. As an observer for the documentary The Age of Torrents, he has also turned his attention to broader social realities. The library holds ten of his works, spanning law, computing, industrial technology, and history, including Research on Crime of Circumstances (Second Edition), Persistent Memory Architecture and Engineering Practice, and A Brief History of Museums, reflecting his wide-ranging interests in writing and editing.