About the author
Public information about Jin Yong is limited: no clear record of gender, nationality, or dates of birth and death has been found, and the only confirmed fact is that four of his works are held in the collection. His writing spans several fields. One work examines the transmission of Romance of the Three Kingdoms in Thailand from ancient times to the present, tracing how this Chinese classical novel was received, circulated, and transformed across cultures. Another is a translation or introduction of a Korean general's firsthand memoir of the Korean War, offering Chinese readers a participant's perspective on that conflict. He has also written on digital-intelligent procurement and supply chains, addressing corporate procurement and supply-chain transformation from two angles: digital fulfillment and sustainable development, and strategy through to execution. Overall, Jin Yong's writing covers literary appreciation, military affairs, and management, serves different readerships, and favors empirical review and practical summary.
Written (4)
Rating 3.7★ Digital and Intelligent Procurement and Supply Chain: From Strategy to Execution Practice 金勇 China Railway Publishing House · 2026 The book is divided into two parts: Strategy and Execution. Strategy: Chapter 1 discusses the crises and opportunities facing procurement and supply c… Rating 3.7★ Digital and Intelligent Procurement and Supply Chain: From Digital Fulfillment to Sustainable Development 金勇 China Railway Publishing House · 2026 This book is a quick-reference guide to corporate management systems and commonly used form templates. It is divided into two parts. Part One introduc… Rating 3.9★ Similar in Form, Different in Spirit: The Ancient and Modern Spread of Romance of the Three Kingdoms in Thailand 金勇 Peking University Press · 2025 This book systematically presents, from both diachronic and synchronic dimensions, the dynamic process of the spread of Romance of the Three Kingdoms … Rating 3.8★ The Coldest Winter 2: A Korean General's Personal Experience of the Korean War 白善烨 / 金勇 / 徐进 Chongqing Publishing House · 2024 The insurmountable 38th parallel, the inescapable fate. Why did Paik Sun-yup, who once worshipped Kim Il-sung, come to swear loyalty to Syngman Rhee? …Publishers
China Railway Publishing HousePeking University PressChongqing Publishing House