Wang Qing

Wang Qing, born in May 1963 in Haiyan, Zhejiang, is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Chinese Language and Literature, Nanjing Normal University, and an academic leader of Jiangsu Province's New Century program. He has long studied pre-Tang religion, mythology, and fiction, has led several National Social Science Fund projects, and is the author of Buddhist Belief and Mythology in the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, A Critical Biography of Yang Xiong, and Iconographic Studies of Chinese Mythology, among other works. The library holds 11 of his titles, spanning medical laboratory testing, classical poetry appreciation, business English, biography, managerial communication, and children's English education. Works such as Ten Thousand Questions on Clinical Laboratory Testing: Basic Testing and Imaging Diagnostic Workflow for Abdominal Diseases address medical practice, while The Complete Collection of Nalan Rongruo's Best-Loved Ci, A Biography of Tao Yuanming, and Jiangsu Cultural Celebrities Through the Ages: Ge Hong focus on classical literature and biography. Managerial Communication: A Perspective on Growth Through Influence and Don't Say You Understand "English Enlightenment" deal with personal growth and education. His writing moves between scholarship and popularization, emphasizing the organization of knowledge and practical application, with a clear sense of the questions each subject raises. As public information is limited, this introduction relies only on the library's holdings and known facts, without details of his education or awards.