About the author

Gao Xin is an author with limited publicly available information, whose work spans social studies and inspirational self-help. Three of the author's books are currently held in the collection: The Blooming Dandelion: An Oral History of Domestic Workers, Quit Procrastination in 21 Days, and Confucius Teaches Us Tolerance. Judging from these titles, Gao Xin pays attention to the real circumstances of ordinary workers, using oral history to record the life experiences and voices of domestic workers with sympathy and respect. At the same time, the author addresses everyday self-management, discussing the causes of procrastination and practical ways to change it in plain, workable language. In the area of traditional culture, Gao Xin draws on Confucian thought to explore the theme of tolerance and connect it with contemporary life. Overall, the writing moves across social observation, personal growth, and interpretation of the classics, with topics close to reality and an emphasis on readability and practical insight. Birth and death dates, nationality, and educational background remain unconfirmed, so no inferences are made here; the writing direction is summarized solely on the basis of the existing works.

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Publishers

民主与建设出版社Social Sciences Academic Press (SSAP)