Li Rui

Li Rui, born in Beijing in 1950 with ancestral roots in Zigong, Sichuan, is a contemporary writer. In 1969 he went to work in the Lüliang mountains of Shanxi, and he later served as deputy editor of Shanxi Literature and vice chairman of the Shanxi Writers Association. His representative works include Houtu, Jiuzhi, Wu Feng Zhi Shu, Wanli Wuyun, Yincheng Gushi, and Renjian; in 2004 he received the French Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. This library holds six of his works, spanning biography, management, industrial technology, applied psychology, and inspirational growth. They range from reflections on historical figures to practical writing on talent review, team development, and food safety, as well as psychological and personal-growth topics, showing his sustained attention to a wide variety of subjects.