Ancient Literature on Acupuncture and Moxibustion (2nd Edition)

Zhang Lei is an author whose works span a wide range of fields. Public information about him is limited, and his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly documented. Judging from the nine works held in the collection, his writing and research interests cover psychology, philosophy, literature, photography, medicine, and management. Representative works include Adolescent Psychological Development (Second Edition), which examines the psychological patterns of adolescent growth, and A Study of Chongxuan Thought in the Bashu Region during the Tang Dynasty, which reflects his scholarly grounding in Daoist philosophy and regional intellectual history. He has also engaged in translation and practical writing, such as Selected Poems from Tajikistan, as well as works on photography and videography, classical acupuncture literature, business model design, and land use. Overall, his works combine scholarly and practical qualities, address different readerships, and display an interdisciplinary intellectual outlook.

Xu Xiaohong, about whom limited public information is available, is confirmed as an author of medical books. Her representative work is Ancient Acupuncture Literature (2nd Edition). Judging from the title and its common classification, the book belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, especially acupuncture and moxibustion. It focuses on sorting out and introducing ancient acupuncture texts and is likely intended for students at Chinese medicine colleges, clinical acupuncture practitioners, and researchers of Chinese medical literature. The existence of a second edition indicates that the book has been revised and continues to be used in teaching or research. Since only one work by this author is included in the database, no reliable information is available about her education, institutional affiliation, research direction, or academic career, so further inference is not appropriate. Overall, Xu Xiaohong's writing and editorial work center on ancient acupuncture literature, showing attention to traditional medical texts, and the book can serve as an introductory and reference work for understanding acupuncture classics.

Public information about Li Lei is limited, and his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background cannot currently be confirmed. Judging from the 23 works held in the collection, his writing and editorial interests span several fields: there are documentary works focused on power and reality, such as The Evil of Silence: Danger and Power in the City of Angels and Succession; scientific and humanistic subjects such as The Poet Laureate Among Scientists: The Lightman Universe Trilogy; philosophical and psychological motivational titles such as On Happiness and Richard Wiseman's Classic Psychology Collection; and Mirror Mirror Chi Chi Annotated Translation, which shows an interest in organizing traditional texts. His works commonly fall under foreign literature, classic works, popular science, and inspirational growth, reflecting an editorial approach that balances knowledge with readability.