Chen, Lanyan, Ph. D., University of British Columbia
Dr. Chen is interested in development and women's issues and has taught at Victoria University in Canada. She is heavily involved in international organizations, such as United Nations Development Projects and International Development Research Center.

Ding, Ning, Ph. D., Beijing Normal University
Dr. Ding is the associate director of the Art Dept., at Peking University. He did his post-doc research at Essex University and was a visiting scholar at Harvard University in 1998. Dr. Ding is a prolific author and many of his publications have received prestigious national awards.

Gui, Yongtao, Ph. D., Waseda University, Japan
Dr. Gui is an assistant professor of comparative politics at Peking University. His publications covers a wide range of subjects.

Huang, Di, MBA, Yale University
Ms. Huang was for many years a consultant for McKenzie ever since graduation from Yale. She is working on a book of business strategies.

Huang, Ling, Ph.D., UC Berkeley
Dr. Huang is an assistant professor of economics, specializing in international finance. She has written expensively on the currency policy in China.

Ji, Mi, Ph. D., Cornell University
Graduated from the Government Dept. of Cornell, Dr. Ji Mi also holds an MBA degree from INSEAD. She has extensive research and teaching experience in North America and Europe on international relations and international business strategy. She is currently an assistant professor in the Department of International Political Economy at Peking University.

Lan, Hua, Ph. D., University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Dr. Lan had been director of the Chinese Language program at Amherst College for many years. Well versed in Chinese, English and Russian literatures, Dr. Lan's interest and writings in literary criticism cover a wide range of subjects and time periods from the 1920s all the way to the contemporary era.

Sun, Xiaochun, Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Sun is a research professor in Chinese Academy of Science and an expert on Chinese history and philosophy of science. Among other publications, his main book deals with astronomy during the Han Dynasty.

Sun, Youli, Ph. D., University of Chicago
Dr. Sun has taught at many universities in the US since 1988 and tenured at University of Southern Mississippi in 1995. He has been director of the Beijing program for American University since 1998. His expertise is on prewar international relations in East Asia.

Tu, Rungting, Ph. D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Dr. Tu specializes in operations management and marketing. Before getting his Ph. D., he obtained a master's in Operation Research at Stanford University and Industrial Engineering at University of Pittsburg. In 2004, he joined Guanhua School of Management, at Peking University.

Yuan, Jian, Ph. D., Yale University
Dr. Yuan is a research professor and vice president of China Institute of International Studies, Foreign Ministry. She has taught at Peking University and other institutions. Her major fields of research cover rural industrialization and the impact of open trade on developing economies.

Yang, Boxu, Ph. D., University of Toronto
Dr. Yang is a professor of sociology and media studies at Peking University. His research covers the role of media and social changes and globalization.

Zhao, Longkai, Ph.D., University of British Columbia
Dr. Zhao specializes in international finance and teaches at Peking University's Guanghua School of Management.