About the author

Chen Zhao is an author about whom limited public information is available. His works span economics and art. In economics, he focuses on structural issues in China's economic transition. His books include Toward a Harmonious Society: The Impact and Reform of the Household Registration System, part of the CCES Contemporary China Economic Research series, which discusses how the household registration system affects urban and rural development and possible reform paths, and Great Power Governance: A Spatial Political Economy of Development and Balance, which examines the relationship between development and balance from the perspective of spatial political economy. Both reflect a writing approach grounded in real-world problems and attentive to institutional analysis. In art, he is the author of Learning to Draw Facial Features from Scratch: Comprehensive Portraits, an introductory guide that explains methods for drawing facial features and portraits, showing his ability to turn specialized knowledge into accessible tutorials. Overall, his works fall into economic research and drawing instruction, combining scholarly discussion with practical guidance.

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Publishers

Shanghai People's Publishing HousePosts & Telecom PressPeking University Press