About the author

Gao Lulu is a freelance translator who graduated from Sun Yat-sen University with a degree in Japanese literature. She participated in Japan's JET Program and served as an international exchange coordinator at the Hyogo Prefectural Government, and she is the author of the book I Worked as a Civil Servant in Japan. Her major translations include The Autumn Years of Wives, The Unfinished Evening Scenes, and The Criminal Defense Lawyer, most of which are Japanese non-fiction works. The library currently holds four of her works, commonly classified under social sciences and documentary literature, including the two-volume Japanese Social Portraits series: The Autumn Years of Wives and The Well-Fed Poor, the single volume The Autumn Years of Wives, The Unfinished Evening Scenes, and The Criminal Defense Lawyer. Public information is limited; beyond the above, her nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name are not clearly recorded.

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Publishers

Shanghai Translation Publishing HouseZhejiang People's Publishing House