李飚

Li Biao is an author of military history books. Public information about him is limited, and no systematic record of his life is available. Judging from the 85 works held in the library, his writing centers mainly on World War II. His representative works include "World War II Tough Generals: The Gnawing-Bone Jackal," "The World War II European Theater: Lightning Blitzkrieg," and "The World War II Stalemate and Turning Point: The Soviet-German Contest," which deal with wartime history, battlefields, and generals. Since 2005 he has served as chief editor of the "History of World War II Series," published by China Environmental Science Press, covering volumes on wartime history, battlefields, campaigns, generals, and military events. He has also written social-science works such as "The Impact of the Internet on the Labor Market," as well as history titles including "The Shameful History of Traitors" and "Evidence of War Maniacs' Crimes." His books are commonly classified under military affairs, social science, history reading, and biography. His writing emphasizes the orderly presentation of historical facts and accessible narration, aiming to popularize knowledge of wartime history for general readers.