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Xu Xu is an author about whom limited public information is available. Three of her works are included in the collection, falling under the common categories of foreign literature and applied psychology. Judging from her representative works, her writing often centers on emotion and everyday psychology: A Dessert Shop on a Night When You Want to Cry uses a dessert shop as an image to touch on emotional comfort in low moments, with a gentle narrative tone. Parenting by Understanding Rather Than Managing: A Psychological Counselor's Notes on Child-Rearing and I Lost Fifty Jin! A Psychological Counselor's Firsthand Psychological Approach to Weight Loss both show her perspective as a psychological counselor—the former discusses parent-child relationships by starting from understanding children's psychology, while the latter recounts the psychological adjustments involved in weight loss through personal practice. One addresses child-rearing and the other self-management, both staying close to the everyday troubles of ordinary readers and leaning toward experience sharing and psychological guidance. Though her output is small, it spans both literary expression and practical psychology, with a plain style that emphasizes readability and practical insight.