About the author

Liang Dan is an author about whom little public information is available. Her writing and editorial work fall mainly in the fields of education, popular science, and social sciences. Three of her works are included in the collection, spanning a considerable range of subjects: two focus on educational figures and practice—Approaching the Great Masters: The Essence of Twenty Educators' Lives and Educating on Chinese Soil: The Trajectories of Thirty Frontline Educators—while the third, Monitoring, Early Warning, and Risk Management of High and Steep Rocky Bank Slopes in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area, is a professional work on geological hazard monitoring and risk management. This suggests that Liang Dan is equally capable of narrative writing that presents educational ideas through group portraits and of handling technical, practice-oriented scientific topics. Her works generally start from real cases and frontline experience, combining knowledge popularization with professional reference value, and are suitable for readers interested in educational development, popular science, and safety research in the reservoir area.

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Publishers

East China Normal University PressChongqing University Press