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Zhang Weiwei: a famous Chinese political researcher and author. Professor at Fudan University in Shanghai, China, director and founder of the Institute for Chinese Model Studies, and senior researcher at the Institute of Asian Studies at the Geneva Institute of International Policy in Switzerland. He is currently considered one of the most prominent political analysts on the international scene with regard to Chinese affairs. At the beginning of his professional life, he worked as a personal English translator for the Chinese President, the architect of modern China, Deng Xiaoping. He entered the scenes of decision-making in China from the beginning of his professional life. He also witnessed the development of China and its modern renaissance. He looked closely at many modern Chinese policies, and his lectures are widely accepted and welcomed in China and abroad. He has many famous debates on many international media outlets. He also lectures at most Chinese universities and institutes for doctoral students and political researchers. He has traveled to more than a hundred countries around the world. He wrote many international studies about his observations, and his theories and political opinions received support and acceptance inside and outside China, and he is called the unofficial spokesman for China. His books are published in English in all countries of the world, and some of his books have achieved sales exceeding a million copies. He also writes in Chinese and English, and his works have been translated into many languages ​​of the world.
Among his most important books are "Ideologies and Economic Reform in the Era of Deng Xiaoping," "China's Transformation: Economic Reforms and Their Political Implications," "The Chinese Earthquake: The Growth of a Civilized Country," "The Chinese Touch: Observations and Reflections from Visiting a Hundred Countries," and other works that are considered A dictionary to learn about everything that is going on in China and its relationship with the world... His book ((The Chinese Earthquake, the Rise of a Civilized Country)) was translated into Arabic, which sold more than a million copies in English and 2 million copies in Chinese.