Zhu Yong

Zhu Yong was born in Wuwei, Anhui, in March 1955. He is honorary dean, professor and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Legal History, China University of Political Science and Law, and was the first person in New China to earn a doctorate in legal history. He has long engaged in research on Chinese legal history. His works include Studies of Clan Law in the Qing Dynasty and The Arduous Journey of Chinese Law; he translated Law in Imperial China and edited the General History of Chinese Law, which won the National Book Award. Over his teaching career he has supervised more than 80 doctoral students. The library holds three of his works, spanning exam preparation, industrial technology and medicine: Micro-Nano Sensors and Their Applications, CNC Turning Programming and Debugging, and I Am a Grassroots Doctor. These titles range widely, from technical operations to writing on grassroots medical care.