Mr. ZHONG ZHENG, Nanning university, China
Professor Zheng Zhong is a forward-thinking academic and researcher from Guiping City, Guangxi, China. He currently serves as Assistant Dean of the School of Business at Nanning University and Director of the China–ASEAN (Logistics) Research Institute. A committed member of the Communist Party of China, he began his academic career in 2015 and holds a vice professorship. Prof. Zheng is a recognized expert in regional economics, modern logistics, and supply chain management. With his interdisciplinary academic and industry background, he has led numerous provincial and ministerial projects, collaborated with government and enterprises, and contributed extensively to academic literature. In addition to authoring 21 papers, 2 patents, and 3 books, he remains active in shaping China’s logistics infrastructure and educational reform. 📚✈️
🔹Profile 🧾
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🔹 Education 🎓
Professor Zheng Zhong has a rich academic foundation in industrial engineering and business management. He began his educational journey at Three Gorges University, earning a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering in 2012. He then completed his master’s degree in the same field from Chongqing University in 2015, where he was honored as an Excellent Postgraduate. In 2020, he began doctoral studies in Business Administration at King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang in Thailand under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Nuttawut. His academic path reflects a seamless blend of engineering principles and business management, which has empowered his multidisciplinary research and teaching excellence. 🎓📘
🔹 Experience 🏢
With a solid academic and industry portfolio, Professor Zheng Zhong currently serves as Assistant Dean of the School of Business at Nanning University. He also directs the China–ASEAN (Logistics) Research Institute and acts as a Distinguished Expert for the Guangxi Comprehensive Transportation Big Data Research Institute and the Guangxi Xijiang Group Carbon Neutrality Research Center. His previous role at Guangxi Xijiang Development Investment Group Ltd. provided him with real-world exposure to supply chain systems. Prof. Zheng has led and contributed to over 100 research projects at different governmental levels and collaborated with large-scale enterprises. His combined theoretical knowledge and practical insight position him as a bridge between academia and the logistics industry. 💼🚚
🔹 Research Interests 🔬
Professor Zheng’s research interests include regional economic development, modern logistics systems, and supply chain management—particularly in the context of China’s collaboration with ASEAN countries. He explores how logistics can evolve under digital transformation, carbon neutrality policies, and international trade frameworks such as RCEP. His work is deeply rooted in practical application, focusing on blockchain-based logistics systems, city joint delivery models, and sustainable supply chain strategies. Through his research, Prof. Zheng seeks to enhance policy design, educational reforms, and smart logistics solutions tailored for China’s unique socioeconomic landscape. 🌏📦
🔹 Awards & Honors 🏅
Professor Zheng Zhong has received multiple awards that highlight both his academic and teaching excellence. In 2014, he was honored as an Excellent Postgraduate by Chongqing University. He won First Prize in the 17th Guangxi Higher Education Information Teaching Competition in 2018 and later earned a Third Prize in its 21st edition in 2022. These accolades reflect his dedication to teaching innovation and education digitalization. In addition, he has been recognized as a key contributor in educational reform, interdisciplinary research, and logistics innovation—affirming his role as a respected scholar and thought leader. 🏆📖
🔹 Publications Top Notes
Research on Guangxi Commercial Logistics Development Strategy Based on “Chongqing-Guangxi-Xinjiang” Channel
Blockchain in Logistics: Trustworthy School Food Traceability System
Supply Chain Integration for Carbon Neutrality in Guangxi Industries
Digital Twin Logistics and the ASEAN Trade Model
The RCEP Agreement’s Influence on Applied Higher Education in Guangxi