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Public information about Wang Lie is limited, and what is available mainly centers on his works. The library holds five of his titles, spanning such fields as society and culture, applied psychology, medicine, and health, which suggests that his writing is not confined to a single direction. Among them, Time and Emotional Violence lean toward observations at the social, cultural, and psychological levels: the former revolves around the everyday experience of time, while the latter addresses emotional harm in interpersonal relationships. Infant and Child Medical Cases, Questions and Explanations on Infants and Children, and 1,000 Golden Formulas for Infants and Children belong to the medicine and health category, focusing on pediatric medical cases, questions and answers, and formulas. Judging from these works, Wang Lie's writing combines humanistic reflection with practical medicine, attending both to people's psychological and emotional circumstances and to the organization of concrete diagnostic and therapeutic experience, so that readers may turn to different subjects as needed.