王成

Wang Cheng is a cross-disciplinary writer about whom limited public information is available. Six works are held under this name in the library, spanning law, medicine and health, computer science, and suspense fiction, reflecting a broad range of writing interests. In law, he is the author of the second and third editions of Tort Liability Law, which systematically examine the elements, types, and application of tort liability and serve as useful references for study and practice. In medicine and health, 180 Questions on Syncope in Children popularizes knowledge about recognizing and responding to syncope in children in a question-and-answer format, while Shanghai-Style Pediatric Tuina: Common Conditions focuses on the application of pediatric tuina to common ailments. In computer science, Theory and Methods of Wireless Signal Localization Based on Weighted Multidimensional Scaling discusses theories and methods for wireless signal localization. He has also written the suspense work Xian, Qing. Overall, his writing balances professionalism with accessibility and addresses different readerships.