About the author

Jin Shang is a Chinese writer on psychology about whom limited public information is available. Her work focuses mainly on psychological trauma, depression, and personal growth. Three of her books are included in the collection: Walking Out of the Intergenerational Trauma of the Family of Origin, Go Away, Depression, and The Apple Tree That Keeps Growing, most of which fall under applied psychology and social psychology. These titles suggest that Jin Shang pays attention to the long-term psychological impact of the family of origin on individuals, addresses common emotional difficulties such as depression, and seeks to turn psychological knowledge into accessible self-help reading in a clear and readable style. Her writing tends to be practical and companionable, aimed at general readers rather than specialists, and emphasizes understanding one's own experiences, facing emotional problems squarely, and pursuing growth. Because biographical details are not available in public sources, her educational background, professional experience, and motivations for writing cannot be confirmed; readers may learn about her areas of interest and expressive style through the works mentioned above.

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Publishers

China International Culture Press LimitedTsinghua University PressBaihuazhou Literature and Art Publishing House