About the author
Wei Meng is an author about whom limited public information is available. To date, three works are known under this name, spanning two quite different fields: history reading and software learning. In history, Wei Meng wrote He Came for the World: Genghis Khan and His Steppe Empire, which focuses on Genghis Khan and his steppe empire, and The Disciples of Laozi: Turbulence Among the States, which uses the disciples of Laozi as a thread to unfold the rivalries among the states, showing a sustained interest in ancient history and thinkers. On the software side, there is a basic training tutorial for the Chinese edition of CorelDRAW X7. These works suggest that the author can both tell history for general readers and address practical skills teaching, combining narrative with hands-on instruction for readers with different needs. Since birth and death dates, nationality, education, and personal experience cannot be confirmed, this introduction makes no inferences and presents only the writing profile reflected in the existing titles.
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Rating 3.0★ Chinese Version CorelDRAW X7 Basic Training Tutorial (Mobile Learning Edition) 宋可可 / 魏萌 / 郑福妍 Posts & Telecom Press · 2020 CorelDRAW is one of the most in-demand vector graphics software programs, highly favored by both individuals and businesses, and is widely used in adv… Rating 3.8★ He Came for the World: Genghis Khan and His Steppe Empire 魏萌 New World Press · 2017 At 9, his father was poisoned by Tatars, leaving him deserted by allies; at 18, his wife was abducted by the rival Merkit, prompting a major campaign;… Rating 3.5★ Laozi's Disciples: Turmoil Among the States 魏萌 New World Press · 2017 It not only depicts that bloody and violent era of chaos, but more importantly reshapes numerous once-vivid historical figures, delving into their per…Publishers
Posts & Telecom PressNew World Press