About the author

Li Dan is a Chinese stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and writer. Publicly available personal information about him is limited, with no clear records of his birth year, native place, or educational background. The library currently holds three of his works: Li Dan's Stand-Up Comedy Work Manual, The Universe's Salvation Guide, and Li Dan's Work Manual (Fully Revised and Expanded Edition), commonly categorized under management, social fiction, and inspirational growth. Judging from these works, his writing mostly centers on creative methods and work insights from the stand-up comedy industry, alongside imaginative narratives presented in the form of social fiction. His language is direct and briskly paced, often carrying self-deprecation and dry humor. Works such as his stand-up work manual offer practical ideas for readers interested in comedy writing and content creation, while his fiction shows his attempt to expand narrative boundaries beyond the stage. Overall, Li Dan's writing echoes his stage identity, exploring creativity, career, and life experience through accessible expression, and holds a certain appeal for younger readers.

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Publishers

Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House