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Best known for the late Qing novel Leng Yan Guan (A Cold Eye View), this writer is remembered for a sharp, observant take on Chinese society in a time of change. Very little biographical detail appears to be firmly documented, which gives the work itself an even stronger presence.

by Junqing Wang
Project Gutenberg lists Wang, Junqing under the alias 王濬卿 and credits him with 冷眼观 (Leng Yan Guan). Modern descriptions of the book identify it as a late Qing social novel, originally serialized in 1907.
The novel is noted for its detached, critical view of society and for its interest in bureaucratic life and reform-era tensions. That makes Wang Junqing notable less for a large surviving body of work than for a single pointed contribution to late Qing fiction.
Reliable biographical information about the author is scarce in the sources I could confirm, so details such as birth, death, and personal background are best treated with caution unless better documentation turns up.