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Gao Jing is a Chinese author about whom little public information is available; details of his life, nationality, and dates of birth and death remain unknown. Judging from the 13 works included in the collection, his writing spans inspirational growth, language and communication, politics, Eastern philosophy, finance, and management. These include compiled and adapted volumes based on Dale Carnegie's works, covering themes such as human weaknesses, breakthrough speaking, a good life, human strengths, and a happy life, as well as practical readers for leading cadres, such as Enhancing the Core Competencies of Leading Cadres and Enhancing the Core Competencies of Leaders. There is also The Wisdom of Laozi on Conducting Oneself, Doing Things, and Holding Office, which draws on Daoist thought to discuss ways of dealing with people and governance. Overall, his works tend toward the popular and practical, distilling actionable methods and principles from classics and traditional culture for general readers and managers, in plain language that emphasizes readability and practical reference value.