王丽

Wang Li is an author about whom little public information is available; her nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly recorded. Judging from the sixty-three works held in the collection, her writing and editorial work span a wide range of fields. These include medical subjects such as Li Zhongyu's Surgery, as well as inspirational growth and applied psychology, such as The Key Skills for Resolving Conflict: How to Increase Your Effective Social Interaction and The Curse of Being Cute. She has also taken part in translating and compiling classic works, including The Left-Handed Woman by the 2019 Nobel Laureate in Literature Peter Handke. In addition, readers for children and popular science, such as Little Stories Told by Adults, Cute Animals' Big Show, Every Bird Has Its Turn on Stage, and Happy Camp for Fierce Beasts, show her care for knowledge popularization and lively expression. Overall, her works combine practicality with readability and cover a broad range of subjects suited to readers of different ages and interests.