Woon Yen is the Managing Editor of Chinese Media Group in SPH Media, where she heads the teams responsible for newsroom operations, partnership and engagement, as well as custom publishing. Prior to this, she was the Deputy Digital Editor of the Chinese Media Group and the Business Editor of Lianhe Zaobao. Woon Yen studied Accounting and Finance at Lancaster University and is a Chartered Financial Analyst.

Yian Ping was a senior correspondent at Lianhe Zaobao where she wrote big reads and features. She has worked as a journalist, a museum curator and a TV producer. She has lived in Beijing, Hong Kong, Manila, Wellington and Singapore where she is now based. Yian Ping volunteers for the community-initiated Oral History Project (oralhistoryproject.sg) and interviews pioneers from the Singapore culture scene. In her free time, she enjoys writing short stories, essays and poems in Chinese. 

Charlene Chow is the content editor at ThinkChina. She was previously with the Singapore Foreign Service where she worked at various desks and was posted abroad. She later joined a food magazine where she produced features, personality profiles and other print and online stories. She enjoys exploring the worlds of people, culture and food.

Candice was previously a publishing editor and civil servant. She loves words and languages, which prompted her to learn French in NUS and study translation in NTU. She also enjoys books, music, movies, and photographs, all of which tell stories in their own way. 

Grace pursued her Master's degree in English linguistics right after she completed her Bachelor's degree in Chinese linguistics. She is intrigued by how linguistic theories can be applied across different languages, and if they can't, they'll make good research papers. When she's not translating, she can be found singing, eating, and shopping. 

Josephine completed her undergraduate degree in Chinese Language and Literature from Fudan University, Shanghai, and is an accredited editor with the Institute of Professional Editors (Australia and New Zealand). She has edited for a trade publisher, government organisation and finance and economics research houses. She is passionate about the art of storytelling in both digital and print mediums.