About the author

Yang Xuegong is a Chinese-language author about whom limited public information is available. Three of his works are held in the library, spanning Marxist philosophy, history, and philosophy, which suggests a relatively broad range of writing interests. In Marxist philosophy, Globalization: Theory and Practice—A Marxist Perspective and Beyond the Myth of Philosophical Homogeneity: A Contemporary Reading of the Marxist Philosophical Revolution approach the subject through the theme of globalization and through the history of philosophy respectively, the latter included in the Peking University Young Scholars in Marxist Philosophy series. He has also turned to historical documentary writing with 1949: The Decisive Battle of Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou—A Documentary of the Victory of the Yangtze River Crossing Campaign, which recounts the Yangtze River Crossing Campaign. Overall, his writing combines theoretical inquiry with historical narrative and is aimed at readers interested in philosophical reflection and modern Chinese history.

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Publishers

Peking University PressJiangsu People's Publishing House