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Jiao Yang is an author about whom public information is limited, and the available details are not yet sufficient to sketch a complete biography. What can be confirmed is that three works appear under this name, commonly classified as foreign literature. Judging from the titles In Praise of Shadows, The World in a Walnut, and Audubon's Prayer, the selections seem to involve Japanese aesthetic essays, fantasy-tinged narratives, and suspense or mystery fiction. This wide range of subjects suggests an interest in foreign literature and genre storytelling. It should be noted that the relationship between these titles and the author's name follows the library's cataloging, while the person's specific identity, nationality, and role in writing or editing still require further verification. Readers who approach Jiao Yang through these three works may sense a broad curiosity in the field of foreign literature.