Yang Jing

Yang Jing graduated in animal science and technology and works at the National Natural History Museum (formerly the Beijing Museum of Natural History), where she has spent more than ten years in exhibition interpretation and science education research, with a research focus on living animals. As a popular science writer, she is the author of works such as The Traces of Life: The Evolutionary History of Animals in the Natural History Museum, The Curious Natural History Museum, and China on the Map. The collection currently holds thirteen of her works, which, besides popular science, cover topics including second language learning, action research by community practitioners, big data and intelligent accounting analysis, auditing, new media marketing, automotive beautification and upholstery, and the compilation of proven prescriptions from a famous veteran traditional Chinese medicine doctor in central Jiangsu. Common categories include design, examinations, medicine, social sciences, computer science, and management. Public information about her life and dates is limited, but her existing works show a writing style that combines knowledge popularization with professional practicality across a wide range of subjects.