Dr. TU Yongqian, professor of law and management at the School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University of China.

Professor TU Yongqian holds a distinguished position at the School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University of China, where he contributes extensively to both research and teaching endeavors. As a prolific scholar with a multidisciplinary background, Prof. TU Yongqian boasts an impressive array of qualifications, including doctoral degrees from prestigious institutions such as China University of Political Science and Law, and further postdoctoral studies at Renmin University of China in law, as well as Applied Economics at Xi’an Jiaotong University. He has also served as a Senior Visiting Scholar at the University of Denver and Rutgers University in the United States from March 2014 to March 2015, October 2019 to September 2020, and October 2020 to September 2021.

A leading figure in several esteemed organizations, Prof. TU Yongqian is concurrently a researcher at the national institution—the National Academy of Development and Strategy at Renmin University of China, and has affiliations with the China Institute for Employment Research, the International Intellectual Property Research Center at Peking University, the Collaborative Innovation Center for Food Safety Governance at Renmin University, and Shanghai University of Political Science and Law where he is a specially appointed professor within the Plateau Discipline Program in Financial Law. Furthermore, he has held visiting or adjunct professorships at Liaoning University and other notable institutions.

Throughout his career, Prof. TU Yongqian has demonstrated expertise in areas ranging from labor law and employment relations to intellectual property rights, food safety governance, and the intersection of management science with legal studies. He is known for pioneering discussions on harmonious labor relations and applying innovative concepts to real-world cases, exemplified by his work with companies like Dongfeng Motor Corporation. His engagement with cutting-edge topics, such as blockchain technology and its implications for various fields, highlights his ongoing commitment to exploring new frontiers in academia.

Notably, Prof. TU Yongqian has been recognized for his significant contributions to legal education and research. As an accomplished editor, he has shared valuable insights on how to approach innovative research in legal papers, emphasizing the importance of choosing topics at the forefront of scholarly inquiry. In addition, he has led important initiatives, such as serving as the chief expert in the “Research on the Implementation of China’s Food Safety Law”, a project approved by the Ministry of Education’s Social Science Department in 2015.

His extensive publication record spans across numerous high-impact journals, with articles featured in key national and international publications. With an H-index of 15 and a citation count over 1,169, Prof. TU Yongqian has made substantial contributions to the advancement of legal scholarship and policymaking, particularly within the context of labor law, intellectual property, and public health regulation in the digital era. His engagements extend beyond academia to include memberships in professional bodies such as the China Association for Science and Technology Law, the China Insurance Law Research Association, and the China Law Journal Research Association, reflecting his active involvement in shaping the legal landscape both domestically and internationally.

Dr. TU Yongqian is an accomplished academician and legal professional with extensive experience in teaching, research, and advisory roles across multiple institutions and sectors.

Since October 2020, he has held the prestigious position of Editor-in-Chief for the esteemed international English journal  Journal of Chinese Human Resources Management , which is listed in the SSCI Expanded Index and ESCI with an Impact Factor of 2.0. Concurrently, he also serves as the Executive Editor of another leading publication,  Journal of Commercial Law Review .

His affiliations include being the Vice Chairman of the Education Accreditation Professional Committee of the China Education Development Strategy Association since June 2019 and a Visiting Researcher at the China Social Credit Research Institute at Central China Normal University since February 2018. Dr. TU Yongqian has also been a pivotal figure in several other renowned institutions such as the China Society for Science and Technology Financial Law Research, where he has been a Standing Council Member since 2015, and has concurrently held research positions at top-tier Chinese universities like Renmin University of China and Peking University.

He has actively participated in legislative activities, serving as a member of the expert group revising the Food Safety Law under the National Health Commission of China from 2013 to 2016. His editorial expertise is further highlighted by his role as the Copy Editor for the core law journal ‘Science & Technology and Law’ from 2013 to 2016, among other journal associations he has been involved with.

With a profound commitment to education, Dr. TU Yongqian has had an illustrious career in teaching international students at the China University of Political Science and Law’s International Education College, delivering courses on Chinese Civil Law and Chinese Labor Law in English from 2007 to 2017. He has also contributed to the academic community abroad, having served as the Deputy Editor-in-Chief and English Editor for the Australian law review “21st Century Law Review” between 2005 and 2009.

In the realm of policymaking and think-tank contributions, Dr. TU Yongqian has made significant strides. He has authored influential reports on topics such as managing foreign labor influx from Belt and Road Initiative countries, rural retirees’ pension security, reforms in personnel file management, promoting domestic services education, and addressing antitrust concerns in the digital economy. These reports have been acknowledged and adopted by high-level government bodies including the General Offices of the CPC Central Committee, the State Council, and the National People’s Congress.

Furthermore, he has demonstrated exceptional mentorship skills, guiding undergraduate research teams to secure numerous national and municipal level grants, as well as awards in innovation and entrepreneurship competitions. His dedication to education has been recognized through the awarding of the Outstanding Extracurricular Tutor Award and Excellent Advisor at Renmin University of China.

Beyond academia, Dr. TU Yongqian extends his expertise by acting as a consultant to more than ten domestic education technology companies and offering supply chain service consultation to various businesses. Through these multifaceted engagements, he continues to contribute significantly to the fields of law, human resources management, and public policy in China and internationally.

Selected Publications

Tu, Y. Q. (2015). On the participation of employing units in dispatch labor contracts.  Modern Law Science , (02).

Tu, Y. Q. (2015). The TPP labor provisions and their implications for improving China’s labor legal system.  Social Scientists,  12(12).

Tu, Y. Q. (2015, December 26). Urgent need to improve policies and legal protections for self-employed workers in the era of mass entrepreneurship.  Legal Dail.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, December 10). Legal improvement of the minimum wage guarantee system.  Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014). Current status and pathways of China’s labor benchmark legislation.  Social Sciences , 3(3).

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). An analysis and rectification of Article 47 of the mediation and arbitration law for labor disputes.  Law Science , 3(3).

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). Reasons behind the misuse of labor dispatch system and its legal regulation.  Political and Legal Forum , 1(1).

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). Legislative choices for protecting the rights and interests of migrant workers in China.  Journal of the Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,  2(2).

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). Legal reflections on the protection of migrant workers’ rights and interests.  Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities (Social Sciences Edition) , 6(6).

Tu, Y. Q. (2012, September 19). Legal vacuum and its remedies in the protection of domestic workers’ rights and interests.  Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2012, August 1). Key points of reform in the latest U.S. health insurance act and its impact.  Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014). Minimum wage legislation issues under the new urbanization background.  Social Scientists,  12(12).

Tu, Y. Q. (2016, December 8). Amendment of the “Labor Contract Law” to achieve benefits for both labor and capital.  Social Sciences Journal.

Tu, Y. Q. (2016). Improvement of foreign employment laws in China.  Journal of the Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,  5(5).

Tu, Y. Q. (2017). Research on defining the legal relationship between platform enterprises like Uber and individual contractors.  Social Scientists,  1(1).

Tu, Y. Q. (2017). Analysis of key factors affecting the construction of harmonious labor relations in small, medium, and micro enterprises: Based on surveys of employees in SMEs in Anhui, Guangdong, Jilin, and Xinjiang provinces/regions in 2015.  China Human Resources and Social Security , 9(9).

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Artificial intelligence, employment, and the transformation of labor law.  Journal of Henan University of Finance and Economics and Law,  1(1).

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Identification of legal relations in employment of over-aged workers: A study based on the labor dispute case of Liu v. A catering branch company.  China Human Resources Development , 7(7).

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Labor law’s response to flexible employment.  China Law Science,  5(5).

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). A comprehensive review and future prospects of labor dispute resolution research.  Journal of Shandong University of Science and Technology (Social Science Edition),  5(5).

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Reflections on labor and labor law.  Journal of Shanghai Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition),  2(2).

Tu, Y. Q. (2019). A comparative study of performance evaluation systems for senior civil servants in China and the United States.  Chinese Personnel Administration,  3(3).

Tu, Y. Q. (2019). The influence of traditional employment concepts and related systems on stable and promoting employment in China: With reference to Document No. 39 (2018) issued by the State Council.  Social Scientists,  2(2).

Tu, Y. Q. (2019). Emotion manufacturing: A study on the labor process of female broadcasters in pan-entertainment live streaming.  Youth Studies,  4(4).

Tu, Y. Q. (2020). Digital economy, flexible employment, and the response of social insurance law.  Journal of Chongqing University of Technology , 9(9).

Tu, Y. Q. (2020). The rise of the gig economy and the protection of gig workers’ rights and interests—Inspiration from California’s gig economy law.  Journal of China Academy of Labour Relations , 4(4).

Tu, Y. Q. (2021). Research on the rule of law practice path of flexible work systems based on work-life balance.  Nanning Normal University (Social Sciences Journal),  3(3).

Tu, Y. Q. (2021). Research on the protection of labor rights for gig workers: International practices and China’s responses.  Series of Legal Essays,  2.

Tu, Y. Q. (2021, October 7). The importance of home economics and family labor education.  Social Sciences Journal.

Tu, Y. Q. (2020). Work analysis and the future reform of HRM for China’s judicial system: A comparative study from the perspective of post system between China and the US.  Journal of Chinese Human Resource Management (ESCI),  11(1), 34–49.

Tu, Y. Q. (2021). The integration of traditional Chinese medicine ideology into modern compensation management and its practical application: A case study of Z Company.  Journal of Chinese Human Resource Management (ESCI),  12(1), 65-76.

Tu, Y. Q. (2022). Research on the formation and operation mechanism of self-organization among food delivery riders: A case study of a self-organized group of food delivery riders in Beijing.  Guangxi Social Sciences,  7(7).

Tu, Y. Q. (2023). On the modernization of China’s labor legal system and the compilation of the labor code.  Legal Forum , 2(2).

Tu, Y. Q. (2012). Legal reconstruction of carbon finance.  Chinese Social Sciences , 3(3).

Wang, X., & Tu, Y. Q. (2010). Information tools in public regulation.  Chinese Social Sciences , 4(4).

Tu, Y. Q. (2015). Legal pathways and rule of law construction for the internationalization of the RMB.  Series of Political and Legal Studies , 5(5).

Tu, Y. Q. (2015, July 29). Accelerating the internationalization of the RMB requires revisions to multiple laws.  Legal Daily.

Zhang, L., & Tu, Y. Q. (2015). Legal risks and countermeasures in overseas operations of Chinese banks.  Social Science Research,3 .

Tu, Y. Q. (2013, October 9). The urgent need for financial system and legal improvements in the internationalization of the RMB.  Legal Dailyn.

Tu, Y. Q. (2012, November). Barriers and prospects for the development of carbon finance in China.  Southern Finance.

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). Improving the legal system for cross-border transactions involving the internationalization of the RMB.  Social Scientists,  12(12).

Tu, Y. Q. (2010). The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Act of 2009 and its implications for China’s financial regulatory legal system.  Legal Science,  3(3).

Tu, Y. Q. (2011). Restrictions on discretionary power in the budget process.  Politics and Law,  9(9), 26-31.

Tu, Y. Q. (2012). Institutional changes and impact of new financial regulatory legislation in the United States.  Social Scientists,  2(2).

Tu, Y. Q. (2011). Perfecting China’s financial regulatory system in the post-financial crisis era.  Nanjing Audit University Journal  ,  1(1).

Tu, Y. Q. (2012, May 2). Legal dilemmas and solutions in the development of carbon finance in China.  Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2011). Debate over establishing a personal consumer financial protection institution in the U.S. and its implications for China.  Journal of the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,  3(3).

Tu, Y. Q. (2011, April 26). Busy legislation with limited effectiveness: New developments in U.S. financial regulatory legislation.  China Social Sciences Daily, Law Section.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, January 8). Urgent Need to Improve Foreign Exchange Management Legal System.  Frontiers of Law, Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2013, October 9). The Urgent Need for Improvement in the Financial System and Legal Framework for the Internationalization of the RMB.  Frontiers of Law, Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, January 22). Strengthening Information Protection for Internet Financial Consumers.  China Social Sciences Daily,  106.

Tu, Y. Q. (2017). Legislative Improvements for Personal Credit Information Protection under the Big Data Background.  Internet World,  9.

Tu, Y. Q. (2020, October 29). Regulation of Live-stream Marketing Should Be More Precise.  Social Sciences News.

Liu, Z., & Tu, Y. Q. (2023). Nexus Among Financial Innovation, Natural Resources, and Economic Recovery: Fresh Empirical Insights from China.  Finance Research Letters,  84.

Zhang, B., Zhao, M., & Tu, Y. Q. (2023). Sustainable Development and Resource Extraction: A Novel Perspective for Resource-Rich Economies.  Resources Policy,  83.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, September 3). Proposals for Amendments to Relevant Clauses in the Draft Revision of the Food Safety Law.  Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, May 6). Anticipating Legal Reforms to Protect Citizens’ Food Safety Rights.  China Pharmaceutical News.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, March 26). Improving Legislation Pertaining to Food Safety Rights.  Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. Tu, Y. (2014). Food Safety Rights and Their Legal Construction.  Science and Law,  1.

Tu, Y. Q. (2013, May 4). Analyzing Latent Toxin-Induced Harmful Infringements.  Theoretical Edition, Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). The Position and Legislative Improvement of International Food Safety Standards in China’s Food Safety Legislation.  Social Science Research,  3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2012). The Urgency of Implementing Compulsory Liability Insurance for Food Safety.  Lawyers  ’   Salon,  37.

Tu, Y. Q. (2010). Characteristics and Legal Strategies for Addressing Harmful Infringements Caused by Toxic Substances.  Private Law Research,  9.

Tu, Y. Q. (2011, October 12). Exploring Pathways for Food Safety Regulation.  Legal Daily .

Tu, Y. Q. (2011). Research on Liability Attribution Principles in Environmental Toxin Harm Infringement.  Journal of Henan Administration Cadre College of Political and Law , 4.

Tu, Y. Q. (2011). Theory of Evidence Damage: An Alternative Theory in Latent Toxin Tort  Litigation. Innovation,  3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2010). On the Development Risk Defense in Product Liability.  Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities (Social Science Edition),  10.

Tu, Y. Q. (2011, March 15). US’s Latest Food Safety Regulatory Law: A Shift from Simple Inspection to Comprehensive Prevention.  China Social Sciences Daily .

Tu, Y. Q. (2011, March 2). Innovative Systems in US Food Safety Law.  Legal Daily  .

Tu, Y. Q. (2011, January 13). Remedies and Countermeasures for Damages Caused by ‘Standard’ Products.  Legal Daily.

Tu, Y. Q. (2010, October 20). Legal Responses to Toxin-caused Infringement.  Legal Daily, Law School  (  Special Issue  )  .

Tu, Y. Q. (2010). Causation in Latent Toxin Harm Infringement: Perspectives from British and American Laws.  Citizen and Law , 9.

Tu, Y. Q. (2010, May 26). The Legal Standard for Identifying Toxins Cannot Be Overlooked.  Legal Daily, Law School Special Issue.

Tu, Y. Q. (2011). On Liability Attribution Principles in Product Poisoning Infringement.  Citizen and Law,  4.

Tu, Y. Q. (2009). Rethinking the Statute of Limitations in Poisoning Infringement Liability.  Journal of Law,  11.

Tu, Y. Q. (2008). The Historical Trajectory of Causality and Legal Causation.  Journal of National Prosecutors College , 6.

Tu, Y. Q. (2008). On Special Defenses of Exemption in U.S. Poisoning Infringement Liability and Its Implications for China’s Product Liability Law.  Global Law Review,  6.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, March 26). Legislative Improvements Regarding Food Safety Rights.  Legal Daily, Section 11 of the Legal Edition.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, February). Several Thoughts on Issues of Food Safety Governance.  Jurists Tea House,  41.

Tu, Y. Q. (2016). On the Improvement of Mobile Medical Service Regulation in China. J ournal of Wuhan University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition) , 6.

Tu, Y. Q. (2016). A Systematic Framework Study on Social Co-governance of Food Safety.  Jianghai Academic Journal,  11.

Tu, Y. Q. (2017). Standardization Research on the Health Claim System for Food Labels in China.  Zhejiang Gongshang University Journal,  6.

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Thoughts on the Participation of Third-party Professional Institutions in Food Safety Regulation.  Journal of Central Institute of Socialism,  6.

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Prospects for Food Safety Rule of Law Studies: Based on Research of Related Literature from 2009 to 2016.  Journal of Law,  6.

Tu, Y. Q. (2021). Development and Regulation of Traditional and Ethnic Foods in China.  Social Scientist,  9.

Tu, Y. Q. (2017). On Extrajudicial Selection of Law: Practice and Implications from Swiss Private International Law.  Academic Monthly Journal,  9.

Tu, Y. Q. (Commentary). (2017). Strategic Choices in the Tripartite Relationship between Government, Capital, and Labor under the New Economic Normal and the Prospects for Labor Relations - A Review of ‘Research on the Relationship between State, Capital, Workers, and Labor Relations in the Guangdong Region.  Jianghan Forum,  3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2017, May 11). Solidifying the Construction of the Belt and Road Initiative to Promote the Internationalization of the RMB.  Social Sciences Newspaper.

Tu, Y. Q. (2017). Research on Job-seeking Status of Rural Migrant Workers on Rural E-commerce Platforms.  Innovation,  3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2015). Big Data Economy, Data Cost, and Enterprise Boundaries.  Journal of the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,  5.

Tu, Y. Q. (2015). The Connection between Environmental Administrative Penalties and Environmental Administrative Orders—An Analysis from Article 60 of the Environmental Protection Law.  Legal Forum,  6.

Tu, Y. Q. (2015). On the Rights of Minorities.  Hebei Law Science (CSSCI Extended Core Journal in Legal Studies) , 5.

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). A Reconsideration of the Legal Attributes of Petitioning.  Guangdong Social Sciences , 3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2012). Legislation on Personal Information Protection Should Pay More Attention to Private Rights Relief.  The Jurists  ’   Tea House,  35.

Tu, Y. Q. (2012, April 15). What is the Solution for Personal Information Protection?.  Democracy and the Rule of Law, Peking University Core Journal,  11.

Tu, Y. Q. (2013). Protection of Privacy Rights in the Era of All-Media.  Social Scientist (CSSCI Core Journal in Comprehensive Studies) , 2.

Tu, Y. Q. (2011, July 20). Urgent Need to Strengthen Legislation on Ecological and Environmental Restoration in China.  Legal Daily, Law School Edition.

Tu, Y. Q. (2011, May 24). Scholarly Editors Must Handle Four Major Relationships Well.  China Social Sciences Daily,  p . 18.

Tu, Y. Q. (2012). Categories and Editing Strategies for Foreign Names.  Friends of Editors , 7, 95-96.

Tu, Y. Q. (2010, April 27). Treating Foreign Language Titles, Abstracts, and Keywords Seriously.  China Social Sciences Daily, p.17.

Tu, Y. Q, & Others. (2009). Study on the Application of Law in Cross-Border Securities Infringement Damages Compensation.  Law Science,  2.

Tu, Y. Q. (2008). Methods of Writing Legal Papers.  Journal of National Procuratorate College,  3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2008). An Historical Inquiry into the Separation of Property Utilization.  Journal of Jinan University,  2.

Tu, Y. Q. (2009). An Analysis of the Utility of the Standard of Proof in Ordinary Civil Litigation. In Guanghua Law Review, edited by Law School of Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Published by S outhwest University of Finance and Economics Press .

Tu, Y. Q. (2009). Greatness in the Ordinary: Preface to the Translation of ‘Honest Lawyer: Abraham Lincoln’s Career as a Lawyer’.  Jurists  ’   Tea House,  27(3).

Tu, Y. Q. (2007). A Study on the Litigation Issues Concerning Overseas Listed Companies in China—Taking Sinopec’s Lawsuit in Canada as an Example.  21st Century Law Review,  1.

Tu, Y. Q. (2006). How Are Institutions Generated?.  21st Century Law Review,  3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2006). Corporate Governance of Family Firms in Mainland China: An Economic and Legal Perspective.  China Legal Science  .

Tu, Y. Q. (2008). Law and Economics in Mainland China: Its Past, Present, and Future.  21st Century Law Review (Australia),  2.

Tu, Y. Q.(2006). Exploring the Legal Governance of Authorized Operation of State-owned Assets in Mainland China: Taking Temasek Holdings in Singapore as a Model. In W. Yue (Ed.), Corporate Governance, SOE Ownership, and Governance Objectives.  Law Press .

Tu, Y. Q. (2006). The Evolution of Concentration Review Standards in the EU and Establishing Relevant Standards in China.  Anhui University Law Review,  5(2).

Tu, Y. Q. (2008). The Drafting of Civil Code in Mainland China Should Proceed Cautiously. In Z. Lihong (Ed.), Codification, Decodification, and Counter-codification of Civil Law.  China University of Political Science and Law Press .

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). The Interventional Evolution of Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Trials.  Journal of Southwest University of Political Science and Law,  3.

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Research on the Mechanism and Development Direction of Internet Poverty Alleviation in Mianxian County.  Internet World,  2.

Tu, Y. Q. (2018). Internet Courts: A Possible Transformation Attempt for Traditional Courts.  Internet World,  4.

Tu, Y. Q. (2020, March 25). Government Leadership and Public Participation in Crisis Management.  Guangming Daily,  p. 16.

Tu, Y. Q. (2020, March 27). Government Leadership and Citizen Participation: A Sufficient and Necessary Condition for Enhancing Crisis Management Capacity.  Social Sciences Newspaper.

Bi, X., & Tu, Y. Q. (2021). Significant Impact of the Concept of a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind on the Global Economic Governance System.  Learning and Practice,  12.

Tu, Y. Q. (2022). The National Public Blockchain System: A Powerful Tool to Promote Fair Transactions in the Digital Economy Era.  Social Scientist,  1.

Tu, Y. Q. (Corresponding Author). (2022). Role of Digital Economy in Rebuilding and Sustaining the Space Governance Mechanisms.  Frontiers in Psychology,  1-13.

Tu, Y. Q. (Corresponding Author). (2022). Pulling Off a Stable Economic System While Adhering to Carbon Emissions, Urban Development, and Sustainable Development Values.  Frontiers in Public Health,  1-15.

Wang, S., &Tu, Y. Q. (2023). The Communist Party of China Embedded in Corporate Governance and Enterprise Value: Evidence from State-Owned Enterprises.  Financial Research Letters, V.54.

Tu, Y. Q. (2023, October).  Advanced Compliance in Labor Management . Zhejiang Gongshang University Press .

Tu, Y. Q. (2023, May).  The Social Security System Concerning Farmers  ’   Retirement Rights and Interests in China . World Scientific Publishing House.

Tu, Y. Q. (Expected November 2023).  Research on the Old-age Security System for Chinese Farmers . People’s Publishing House.

Tu, Y. Q. (2022, May).  International Labor Export Research - Centered on Filipino Domestic Workers.  Wuhan University Press.

Tu, Y. Q. (2014, June).  Research on Latent Toxin-induced Tortious Infringement Issues (Doctoral Dissertation).  Intellectual Property Publishing House.

Smith, J. (Expected 2024, January).  The Economic Analysis of Family Life. Translated by Tu, Y. Q.  Shanghai Geshi Press.

Doe, J. (2012, January).  Norms and Law. Translated by Tu, Y. Q. & Other Translator.  Peking University Press.

Gonzales, J. (2010, October).  Deep Survival. Translated by Tu, Y. Q.  Renmin University of China Press.

Anonymous Author (2009, April).  Honest Lawyer: Abraham Lincoln  ’  s Legal Career. Translated by Tu, Y. Q. & Other Translator.  Law Press.

Original Author & Tu, Y. Q. (Translators). (2009).  State Responsibility: An Exploration Centered on Tort Law.  Peking University Press.

Original Author & Tu, Y. Q. (Translator). (2007). T he Intellectual Sources of the American Revolution.  China University of Political Science and Law Press.

Original Authors & Tu, Y. Q. (Co-Translators). (2007, October).  Equity and Welfare.  Law Press.

Principal Author & Tu, Y. Q. (Co-Author). (2008).  Civil Law (Eleventh Five-Year Plan Textbook, Vocational Edition) . Economic Science Press.

Principal Author & Tu, Y. Q. (Co-Author). (2008).  Civil Law (Eleventh Five-Year Plan Textbook, Finance and Economics Undergraduate Edition).  Economic Science Press.

Original Authors & Tu, Y. Q. (Co-Translator). (2006).  Behavioral Law and Economics.  Peking University Press.

Principal Author(s) & Tu, Y. Q. (Co-Author). (2007).  Lectures on Hot Issues in Property Law . China Legal System Press. pp. 1-53.

Tu, Y. Q. (Compiler). (2006).  A Treasure Chest for Disputes over Personal Injuries.  Law Press.