About Abraham Yu

Abraham Yu, also known as “Ching Yu,” is a well-respected expert on China with extensive experience in both law and business. He co-authored the first government-commissioned official encyclopedia on China in the English language, which was jointly compiled by the British Botanica Press and the Encyclopedia Publishing House of the People’s Republic of China and published by Pergamon Press in England & New York in 1987. Mr. Yu made significant contributions to this encyclopedia, including 13 chapters in the entire “Part III, Sociopolitical Structure and Legal System” in Volume II, which is considered a renowned and authoritative reference source on China.

Ching’s unique background and rare qualifications have made him a valuable asset to international organizations. He has appeared in exclusive TV interviews more than 15 times in prime time news programming on two of the three major networks (NBC & CBS) affiliate TV stations, as well as in feature stories in two of the nation’s top newspapers, “Dallas Morning News” and “Peoria Journal Star,” offering expert opinions and insightful commentaries on a range of hot topics such as illegal immigration, international piracy, and intellectual property right protections.

Ching has served as a China business and legal consultant and advisor for many major international corporations, conducting executive projects, special assignments, feasibility studies, and expatriate trainings. He has contributed to many international projects regarding foreign investment and joint ventures in China and other Pacific Rim countries. Ching also served as the Director of International Training and conducted numerous EMBA training programs with the late Dr. Steve Guisinger at the “Sino-US Center of Management Studies” of the University of Texas at Dallas, which was co-founded by the late Dr. Guisinger and the then Chinese Prime Minister Zhu Rongji, for many top business executives from both China and the US.