Chen Hui

Chen Hui, born in 1978, holds a PhD in economics and is a Certified Actuary of China. He serves as an associate researcher at the China Institute of Actuarial Research and director of the Actuarial Technology Laboratory at the Central University of Finance and Economics, and has planned and served as executive editor of series including the "CUFE Fintech Book Series" and the "CUFE Mutual Insurance Series." His writings cover fintech, insurance technology, and actuarial research, and he has published more than thirty works, including Fintech: Framework and Practice, the Mutual Insurance series, and Explaining Insurance with Data. Ten of his works are included in the library, spanning a wide range of subjects: personal finance titles such as Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques and Corporate Finance, as well as legal practice, biography, parenting, and medicine, including the practical exploration "As If I Were the Litigant," a biography of Guderian, a pediatrician father's parenting guide, and an introduction to painful osteoporosis. His writing balances professional expertise with readability, bringing relevant knowledge to a variety of readers.