Victor Wang

Wang Qiang, born in 1962 in Baotou, Inner Mongolia, and known in English as Victor Wang, is a versatile author whose work spans English-language education, computer science, and cultural writing. He holds a bachelor's degree in English language and literature from Peking University and a master's in computer science from the State University of New York, and is a co-founder of New Oriental and ZhenFund, having served as vice president and chairman of New Oriental. A noted book collector, he has written such works as Reading Ruined Me, A Bookworm's Oxford Summer, The Postman of Ideas, and English textbooks including Wang Qiang's Spoken English. The library holds thirty of his works, covering a wide range of subjects: computer and business management titles such as Rigorous System Design, 6G, IoT Big Data Processing, and E-commerce Data Analysis; a scientific monograph on the Late Cretaceous hadrosaur fauna of Laiyang, Shandong; and fiction and suspense anthologies including the three-volume Circle Trap and Hitchcock suspense stories. His writing combines professional rigor with readability, moving easily between technology, popular science, management, and general reading with an erudite yet practical style.