Li Hui

Li Hui was born in 1956 in Suixian (now Suizhou), Hubei Province, and graduated from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Fudan University in 1982. A former senior editor in the literary department of People's Daily and a member of the Chinese Writers Association, he is known mainly for biographical literature and cultural essays, with a focus on modern writers and cultural change. His representative works include The Whole Story of the Hu Feng Clique Case, A Biography of Xiao Qian, Shen Congwen and Ding Ling, Watching the Clouds Through the Vicissitudes, and Covering China, and he has edited several series of biographical books. The library holds 26 of his works, spanning medicine, artificial intelligence, essays, culture, industrial technology and management. These range from interdisciplinary titles such as Modern Epidemiology and Its Application in China and Dialogues on Artificial Intelligence and Law 2 to cultural travel writings such as It Is a Pity That Huizhou Is Gone from Now On and Records of Tea Mountain, as well as specialized subjects including children's sleep, satellite communications and simulation of additive manufacturing. His cultural writing is grounded in historical sources and the lives of individuals, in a plain and measured style.