刘勤

Liu Qin, about whom limited public information is available, works mainly in two areas: folk literature and management practice. In folk literature, Liu Qin writes on ancient Chinese myths and legendary figures, with works including The Mother of Creation: The Myth of Nüwa, Dao Opens the Great Beginning: The Myth of Fuxi, The Virtuous Sage and Filial Ancestor: The Myth of Emperor Shun, Rites and Music in Governance: The Myth of Zhuanxu, The Divine Farmer and God of Medicine: The Myth of Shennong, The First Ancestor of Culture: The Myth of the Yellow Emperor, and Sagely Virtue: The Myth of Emperor Ku. These books retell the stories of figures such as Nüwa, Fuxi, Emperor Shun, Zhuanxu, Shennong, the Yellow Emperor, and Emperor Ku, with a clear aim of popularizing traditional culture and highlighting these figures' virtues and pioneering significance. In management, Liu Qin addresses digital transformation in finance, authoring Digital Transformation for World-Class Financial Capability. The collection holds eight of Liu Qin's works across the two categories of folk literature and management, indicating writing that spans both the transmission of traditional culture and practical issues in corporate financial management.