About the author

Yang Lei is an author about whom limited public information is available. The works published under this name span history and medicine, suggesting a relatively broad range of interests. In history, Yang Lei wrote The Japanese Shipping Industry and the War of Aggression against China, which examines the connection between Japan's maritime shipping business and the war of aggression against China, and A Study of the History of Shanghai's Shachuan Shipping Industry in the Qing Dynasty, which focuses on the development of Shanghai's shachuan shipping trade during the Qing period. Both titles are grounded in the study of a specific industry and historical sources, reflecting a sustained interest in maritime history and modern historical questions. In the field of medical popularization, Yang Lei compiled a playing-card set on COVID-19 prevention knowledge, conveying epidemic-prevention information in an accessible and visual format that combines practicality with readability. Overall, Yang Lei's writing moves between academic historical research and popular health education, with an emphasis on factual organization and the transmission of knowledge. Although only three works are held in the collection, the range of subjects is notably wide.

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Publishers

Jiangsu People's Publishing HouseTsinghua University Press