黄梅

Huang Mei (public information is limited; nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name are not recorded). Judging from the eight works in the database, her writing spans foreign literature, literary appreciation, social culture, music, health, and medicine. In literature, she examines the construction of the self in eighteenth-century English fiction in Rethinking "the Self": The Novel in Eighteenth-Century England and its revised edition, offers a close reading of the individual and community in Austen in The Austen Question: Thoughts on Self and Society in the "Little Bit (Two Inches Wide) of Ivory", and has translated The Greenwood Collection: Stamboul Train. In health and medicine, she is the author of The Secret of the Breast: Notes of a Breast Doctor and The Way of Qihuang: Traditional Chinese Medicine in the Prevention and Rehabilitation of Breast Cancer, combining popular science with a clinical perspective. She has also written on introductory guzheng and building materials, showing an interdisciplinary range and a plain, clear style.