Yang Jun

Yang Jun, born in 1967, is a Chinese author of Hui ethnicity and a doctor of history. He is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the College of Humanities, Jilin University, and editor-in-chief of the journal Historical Research. His research focuses on Chinese local history and the ancient history of Northeast Asia. Eleven of his works are included in the library, spanning a remarkably wide range of subjects: political sociology, as in The Iron Law of Oligarchy: Party Sociology in Modern Democratic Systems; history readers such as The History of the Han People, Volume 6: Culture (Part Two); and medical titles such as A Training Manual for Temporal Bone and Lateral Skull Base Anatomy. In finance and industrial technology he has written works on dynamic equity thinking and IPOs, corporate financing, digital empowerment for machinery firms and the industrial internet, and the building of the Red Flag Canal; in software learning he offers a detailed guide to the Manim API. His writing serves both academic and practical readers across many fields, and available public information is limited, making it hard to describe each book in detail.