程凯

Cheng Kai, about whom limited public information is available, has written across literary history, traditional Chinese medicine, and disability prevention research. In literary studies, he examines the historical circumstances and intellectual explorations of new literature intellectuals around the period of the Great Revolution, with works grounded in close reading of primary texts and attentive to the intellectual tensions of a revolutionary era, combining historical awareness with literary analysis. In medicine, he has written on acupuncture point selection techniques and the meaning of meridians and acupoints, emphasizing practical guidance and conceptual clarification for teaching and examination preparation. He has also taken part in research on disability prevention strategies in China, reflecting a concern with social issues. His works span history, medicine, and examination categories, showing an interdisciplinary range.