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Shi Hao is an author about whom little public information is available; no clear record of his life, nationality, or dates of birth and death has been found, and what can be confirmed is that ten works appear under his name. Judging by their subjects, his writings focus on motivational growth and personal cultivation, such as Calmness Keeps Your Life from Being Lonely and Cultivation in the Present: Knowing a Little Confusion and Cultivation in the Present: Knowing When to Let Go, which discuss attitudes toward life and self-adjustment in plain, accessible language. Men's Thirtieth Year: The Way of Choosing and Letting Go and Women's Thirtieth Year: The Way of Choosing and Letting Go address readers of different genders and the choices faced at a stage of life. Shi Hao has also written modern interpretations of The Art of War and The Thirty-Six Stratagems, bringing ancient military and strategic wisdom to contemporary readers. His works are commonly classified under motivational growth and management, and are popular and practical in style, offering ordinary readers guidance on life and conduct.