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Tao Meng, born in 1985, is a media professional and freelance translator. He holds dual bachelor's degrees in film and television directing and in economics from Peking University, and a master's degree in communication management from the University of Southern California. His work has taken him across Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo, and Beijing, where he has long been engaged in exhibition and film-related work while pursuing translation as a personal passion. His translations include Sex and the City, How to Win Friends and Influence People, Lost Horizon, and How to Stop Worrying and Start Living. Five of his works are included in the collection, spanning inspirational growth, foreign literature, essays, and management, with titles such as Don't Argue with Your Mother and The Story Economy. His selections suggest an interest in both Carnegie-style classics of self-improvement and interpersonal relations and in literary and popular management reading, with translations aimed at general readers and balancing readability with fidelity to the original. Public information about his translation style and personal background is limited, leaving more for readers to discover in his works.