Yalong Jing earned his Master's degree in Constitutional and Administrative Law from East China University of Political Science and Law, where his exceptional academic performance earned him recognition as an Outstanding Graduate of Shanghai.

Mr. Jing has developed specialized expertise at the intersection of corporate law, bankruptcy proceedings, and administrative law frameworks. His scholarly contributions include numerous publications in core academic journals, provincial legal periodicals, and the respected Jiangsu Legal Daily. As a distinguished member of a first-tier bankruptcy administrator team in Shanghai, he has cultivated extensive practical experience managing corporate insolvency liquidations, resolving complex shareholder disputes, and navigating intricate administrative law challenges. 

In his pivotal role within the bankruptcy administrator team, Mr. Jing has successfully led or significantly contributed to more than 30 corporate bankruptcy liquidation proceedings, including matters involving major corporations and state-owned enterprises. His comprehensive experience has fostered exceptional proficiency in bankruptcy liquidation workflows and procedural intricacies. In a particularly noteworthy case, Mr. Jing represented an asset management company in a sophisticated dispute with local tax authorities regarding execution of a distribution plan. By strategically applying administrative law principles, he secured over 100 million yuan in execution distribution funds for his client—demonstrating his ability to navigate complex intersections between administrative procedure and bankruptcy law to achieve exceptional outcomes.