About the author

Sheng Ning is an author about whom limited public information is available, and whose work spans social culture, social psychology, and personal finance. In Dangerous Pleasures: Prostitution and Modernity in Twentieth-Century Shanghai (Selected Edition), the author turns to a marginalized group in modern Shanghai, using the issue of prostitution to discuss social structures and cultural attitudes in the city's process of modernization, showing a clear sense of inquiry. Sheng Ning also addresses the psychology and daily life of ordinary people: Adlerian Psychology introduces individual psychology to a general readership in accessible language, while 36 Strategies for Salaried Workers to Build Wealth Through Financial Management focuses on the income, spending, and financial needs of wage earners, emphasizing practical methods. Judging from these three works, Sheng Ning writes for both academic themes and practical guides, covering a wide range of subjects with clear prose aimed at general readers. Since details of the author's life and nationality are not found in public sources, this introduction is based only on the works listed and awaits further information.

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Publishers

Enterprise Management Publishing HouseTaihai Publishing House