Professor Zhou Shangyi teaches at the Department of Geographic Sciences of Beijing Normal University.

Xu Kun, born in March 1965 in Shenyang, was a female writer and Doctor of Art.

Shi Yifeng, born in 1979 in Beijing, was admitted to the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Peking University in 1998 and got his Master of Art degree there.

Qin Wenjun, one of the outstanding children’s literature writers in contemporary China, is acclaimed as the “Contemporary Bing Xin.”

This book provides information concerning the diagnosis and treatment of female reproductive tract infections (RTIs). It applies evidence-based medicine to interpret various D&T guides, and expounds the D&T of 10 common female RTIs by analyzing the latest relevant consensus and guides at home and abroad.

This book provides information concerning the diagnosis and treatment of female reproductive tract infections (RTIs). It applies evidence-based medicine to interpret various D&T guides, and expounds the D&T of 10 common female RTIs by analyzing the latest relevant consensus and guides at home and abroad.

Wu Yin, editor-in-chief of the Tea Source Geography series, founder of the new life of tea ceremony, director of the National Tea Security Information Center, general planner and producer of spring festival gala for Chinese tea enthusiasts, and master supervisor at South China Agricultural University.

The authors are six young officials who are the member of the 23th volunteer teaching program of the central Party and government bodies, including Zhou Yonggang, administrative manager at the headquarters of Agricultural Development Bank; Bai Na, assistant librarian of CASS Institute of Russian, Eastern European and Central Asian Studies; Lyu Enze, Level 1 principal staff member of Real Estate Division, National Government Offices Administration

Hu Fang is a PhD and associate professor of history. He serves as the dean of the Hakka Culture College of Heyuan Polytechnic and deputy chairman of the Heyuan Academy of Hakka Culture.

Wang Yuanlin is a PhD in history. He works at Guangzhou University as the deputy dean of the School of Humanities, professor and doctoral supervisor in the History Department, as well as deputy director of the Academy of Lingnan Culture and Arts.