王健

Wang Jian is a Chinese author whose works span a notably wide range of subjects. Public information about him is limited, and details of his life and identity remain unclear. The library holds 29 of his works, covering history, management, popular science, medicine, Eastern philosophy, and fiction. Representative titles include Shangshu Yizhu (An Annotated Translation of the Book of Documents), reflecting his engagement with the collation and translation of classical texts; The Nature of Technology: What It Is and How It Evolves, which deals with the philosophy of technology and science popularization; Escape and Rescue: Jewish Refugees in World War II and Shanghai, which focuses on WWII history and Shanghai's local memory; The Ecological Structure of Plague in China, in the field of medicine and public health; and works such as Classic Medical Cases in TCM Clinical Teaching and Introduction to Area Studies (Second Edition). Overall, his writing combines scholarly annotation, knowledge popularization, and attention to real-world issues, offering readers a diverse picture of his authorship.