李茜

Li Qian is an author about whom limited public information is available; her writing and editorial work can mainly be seen in the four titles held in our collection, covering medicine, history, and construction, which reflects a cross-disciplinary range of interests. In medicine, she took part in compiling the clinical experience of Deng Erlu, a nationally renowned traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, as well as a collection of Guo Huanzhang's clinical experience in orthopedics and traumatology, bringing together diagnostic and treatment approaches and case records and providing a textual vehicle for preserving and transmitting Chinese medical experience. In history, The Secret History: The Rise of British Intelligence Services traces the development of intelligence agencies, showing that she also engages in popular historical narrative. Construction Engineering Economics points to the practical field where engineering and economics intersect. Judging from the available clues, she is chiefly engaged in organizing materials and retelling knowledge, with writing that emphasizes documentary review and experience summary and a pragmatic style.