Lin Jing

Lin Jing is an associate professor and master's supervisor at the School of Literature, Shandong Normal University, and a member of the Shandong Writers Association. After earning a master's degree in theory of literature and art from Shandong Normal University in 2003, she stayed on to teach, with research interests in children's literature, philosophy for children, aesthetics and aesthetic education, and children's reading education. She is the author of works including The Train in the Blizzard, The Power of the Mother Tongue, The Interstellar Train, and Wisdom Enlightenment in Children's Philosophy, and is also engaged in picture-book creation and criticism. Twelve of her works are held in the collection, spanning foreign literature, social culture, social science, education, medicine, and essays and miscellaneous writings. Representative titles include The Colonel's Wife, Winter Dreams (an inspiration for The Great Gatsby), Mrs. Craddock, In Another Country and The Battler (two selected Hemingway short stories), A Complete Guide to Research Projects: From Topic Selection to Report Writing, and In Defense of the Humanities: How Liberal Education Enables Life After College, as well as a case-based interpretation of the Biology Curriculum Standards for Compulsory Education and a reader on strengthening primary-level healthcare services. Public information on her birth and death dates is limited.