Tax Law (2nd Edition)

Han Xiangguo is a Chinese book author about whom limited public information is available; details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly recorded. Judging from the works held in the collection, he is mainly active in writing textbooks on tax law, with two titles: Tax Law (Micro-lecture Edition, 3rd Edition) and Tax Law (2nd Edition). Classified under law and examinations, these works are intended largely for students and exam candidates who need to study tax law systematically. His writing follows a textbook format, emphasizing clear organization of knowledge points and their practical application, while the micro-lecture edition reflects an adaptation to digital teaching methods. Although biographical details remain unclear, the existing works suggest a sustained commitment to tax law teaching and exam preparation, providing practical study materials for related courses.

Public information about Li Zhiyong is limited, and his nationality, dates of birth and death, education, and professional career are not clearly documented. Judging from the thirteen works held in the collection, his writing spans several practical fields, mainly human resource management: introductory books for beginners, advanced guides for practitioners, and case-based Q&A works. These are often published as multi-volume sets and emphasize hands-on methods and everyday problem-solving in accessible language, serving readers who study on the job and seek to improve their skills. He has also touched on tax law, general computing, and communications engineering, suggesting an interest in professional examinations, finance and law, and applied science and technology.

Qi Daimin is an author with limited publicly available information, whose work centers on the fields of law and examination preparation. Judging from the titles held in the collection, he has written two textbooks, Tax Law (Micro-lecture Edition, 3rd Edition) and Tax Law (2nd Edition), both of which focus on the subject of tax law. The works are presented in textbook form and are aimed at readers studying law and preparing for examinations, emphasizing a systematic presentation of tax law knowledge; the "micro-lecture edition" label suggests an attempt to incorporate digital teaching resources to suit modern learning methods. Because the available information is confined to titles and categories, details of the author's personal background and professional experience cannot be confirmed, and his writing style and academic influence await further material. Overall, Qi Daimin's writing serves the needs of tax law teaching and examination preparation and offers practical value to the relevant readership.

Wang Chongquan is a Chinese author whose name appears in Chinese book publishing information. Due to limited publicly available material, his full biography, educational background, and professional experience cannot currently be confirmed; the only verifiable fact is that one work is published under his name. That book is titled Tax Law (2nd Edition), a title in the examination category. Judging from the title and classification, its content centers on tax law systems and related examination points, and it is intended mainly for candidates preparing for exams or readers who need a systematic understanding of basic tax law knowledge. In this single signed work, Wang Chongquan's writing tends toward practicality, connecting tax law provisions with examination requirements to help readers organize a knowledge framework and grasp key content. Apart from this book, no reliable records of his other works or activities have been found.