Yihsuan Lu is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. I am  a correspondent from The Liberty Times (LTN). LTN is a widely-circulated newspaper in Taiwan whose guiding ethos is "Taiwan Foremost, Liberty First", I hold steadfast to the principle of safeguarding freedom of expression, and the core tenet Read moreof our publication is Taiwan-centric perspective. 

With seven years of experience under my belt, I have focused my reporting efforts primarily on foreign policy and political issues, as well as cross-strait affairs. My daily work involves handling breaking news and printed articles, sometimes producing features, character profiles, and exclusive reports. I have experience in independent overseas reporting too, including covering several WHA and APEC conferences.

Besides, In 2017, I was recommended by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to represent Taiwan's media in the American Council of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL) visit to the US, which was jointly funded by Taiwan's TECRO and the US State Department. In 2020, I was selected to participate in the US International Reporting Tour for Foreign Press Centers. However, due to the pandemic, the program turned to conduct virtually.

Prior to my tenure at The Liberty Times, I served as a student editor for the self-media outlet "NewsEforum" during the Sunflower Movement in Taiwan. Our firsthand reporting drew over 130,000 readers in just three weeks and established our publication as one of the foremost voices in the movement.

I started my media career in 1998 and had 25 years of media experience. Before joining in VOA, I worked as a senior editor for Taiwan's mainstream newspaper “Liberty Times” and a journalist as the deputy convener. Besides, I worked as a reporter and radio host at Radio Free Asia.

When in Liberty Read moreTimes, I won the second Leopard Journalism Award and was shortlisted for the Zeng Xubai Public Service Reporting Award. In addition, I conducted an exclusive interview with the former Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan which was published on the headlines of the front page of Liberty Times.

I exposed a series of nuclear-related frauds on the front page exclusively, which has aroused Taiwanese people’s attention to nuclear power plant 4, set off a wave of civil movements, and prompted the government to declare nuclear power plant 4 to be sealed. In addition, I was the first to report on the issue of PM2.5 air pollution, which made people start to understand and care about the PM2.5 issue, prompting the Environmental Protection Agency to start to publish the official PM2.5 annual report, and made many temples such as Longshan Temple and Xingtian Temple begin to reduce the incense burners. 

When working in Radio Free Asia, I wrote reports related to the presidential palace, cross-strait, national defense, and foreign affairs, and hosted a radio program on environmental protection issues, interviewing the former Norwegian Prime Minister Mrs. Gro Harlem Brundtland and Dr. Hansen, the father of global warming et al.

I obtained my master's degree in public administration from National Chengchi University and a bachelor's degree in Chinese major and foreign languages minor from Tsing Hua University in Taiwan.

Jiang Yu is a journalist based in Uppsala, Sweden.

Noura Hafaied is a journalist based in Hammamet, Tunisia.
am a trilingual journalist fluent in Arabic, English and French, I have been working as a reporter for the BBC and as aTV host in a Tunisian channel.
I cover North Africa and the Sahel. I did interviews and reports on Libya, Tunisia, Read moreMorocco, Algeria, Mauritania and Niger. 
I have a press credential card from the state authorities to facilitate my work.

Jingyi Ge is a seasoned journalist based in Seoul, specializing in the Korean economy and politics, and writing exclusively in Chinese. Ge's expertise in international affairs, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, is reflected in a body of work that encompasses the geopolitical dynamics and Read moreeconomic policies shaping the region. 

In her works for VOA Chinese service, Ge reported on a variety of topics, including South Korea's economic and technological alliances, and the country's efforts to reduce dependence on the Chinese market. Ge's reporting has delved into the legal and criminal aspects of corporate management, as seen in the coverage of Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong's bribery case, and its implications for South Korean economic stability and corporate governance. Furthermore, Ge has explored the influence of Chinese capital in South Korea's entertainment industry, addressing cultural controversies and accusations of historical distortion.

In addition to her work with VOA, Ge has contributed to various media outlets, including CCTV Financial channel, the "World Says" WeChat public account, and Initium Media, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by countries navigating the delicate balance between national security and international trade. Through investigative reporting and analysis, Ge has provided a nuanced understanding of the intricate political and economic relationships in the region, particularly in the realms of defense cost-sharing negotiations, inter-Korean relations, and the impact of real estate tax policies on housing markets and wealth distribution in China and South Korea.

Akio Yaita is a Japanese journalist now based in Taiwan. He currently works for Japanese newspaper Sankei Shimbun, as its bureau chief in Taipei office. He also writes column regularly for Japanese political magazines SEIRON and WILL published monthly. Throughout his career in the last two decades, Read morehe has been seen as a China/ Taiwan specialist, as he was correspondence to Beijing for 10 years (2007~2016) and now to Taiwan (since 2020). He has written more than 10 books on his expertise topics both in Japanese and Chinese language. Being fluent in both languages, he has appeared on Japanese and Taiwanese TV / YT programs, making comments on political, social and cultural issues.

I am a journalist, former NGO worker with great passion in the promotion of human rights and I have been heavily involved 
in advocating for religious freedom in China for five years.  I am detail-oriented, proactive, able to work independently, and have strong organizational skills to manage Read moremultiple tasks and  projects.

Li Xiang is a seasoned journalist based in San Francisco, USA, with a rich background in the arts and a steadfast commitment to human rights advocacy. A graduate of the Department of Art History at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in China, Li has leveraged their academic expertise to serve as a Read morecollege teacher, gallery manager, and curator in Beijing, gaining a nuanced understanding of China's cultural scene. Transitioning into journalism, Li has become a prominent voice in media, currently contributing as a journalist and columnist for "Xiang Li's Perspective" on Radio Taiwan International.

In their work, Li has demonstrated a keen focus on human rights, international relations, and cultural exchange. They have reported extensively on sensitive issues, such as the disappearance of Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, and have explored the dynamics of cultural events that foster understanding between Han and Tibetan youths. Li's investigative journalism has also shed light on the Chinese Communist Party's United Front Work, offering critical insights into its influence and control tactics within overseas Chinese communities and among the Uighur diaspora.

Beyond journalism, Li is an active member of the literary and human rights communities. They serve on the board of the Independent Chinese PEN Center and coordinate the 10th Women Writers Committee. In 2021, Li authored "ShockingTimes: Human Rights Defender Tell You the Real China," a book published in Taiwan that delves into the realities of human rights in China. For over a decade, Li has maintained close connections with human rights defenders across mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, providing them with essential support and amplifying their voices through their dedicated reporting.

Lyndon Li 伯安 is a London-based journalist from People's Republic of China. He holds an education in business and law. He specializes in reporting on China-EU and China-UK relations, as well as the Chinese and Hong Kong diaspora communities.

Huanming Li is a journalist based in Jyväskylä, Finland.

My experiences:

I was born in 1972, Shaanxi province, China.

1990-1993, I was studying in Ankang teachers college.

1993-1996, I was put in Hanzhong prison in China by organizing students organization for China's democracy.

1998-Read more2001, I  was working in Shenzhen city, China, I worked in advertising firm and real estate agency.

2001-2010, I was put in Shaoguan prison in China by distributing flyers spreading democratic ideas.

2011-2013, I fled to Thailand and living there illegally.

May of 2013, Finland accepted me and let me resettled here till now.

2011-2018, I worked for Boxun news as journalist and editor intermittently.

August 2021, I started studying in Jyväskylä University of Applied Science till now, the teaching language is English.

Elie Lai is a journalist based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong. I'm focusing on Mainland China news, and also International news and Sports news are also available. Welcome to contact me for writing reports and photoshooting.

Fuxian Yi is a journalist based in Madison, United States of America.
Education
Aug. 1993 - July1999: Ph.D., Hunan Medical University (XiangYa School of Medicine of Central South University in 2000), China. 
Sept. 1988 - July 1993: M.D., Hunan Medical University, Changsha, Hunan, China.
Read morePositions
1999 –2001 Postdoctoral research associate, University of Minnesota-Twin City, Minneapolis
2002– current	Scientist. 2002–2006: Assistant Scientist, 2006–2013: Associate Scientist，2013-current: Senior Scientist,  University of Wisconsin-Madison
Since 2000, he has applied medicine to demographic and economic research, initiated, and launched a campaign against China’s one-child policy, leading to its repeal in 2016. His estimates and projections of China's population and economy have repeatedly proven to be more accurate than the official ones. For example, in his 2007 book, he predicted that China’s population would decline in 2017 (Chinese officials and the UN projected it to be in 2033-34). Then, in 2019, he concluded that China’s population had already begun to decline in 2018 (one year later than his initial estimate due to the two-child policy in 2016), with a fertility rate of 1.1. However, Chinese officials and the UN predicted that the fertility rate would stabilize at 1.7-1.8, and the population would not begin to decline until 2031-32. Now, China officially acknowledges that its population began to decline in 2022, with a fertility rate of just 1.0. Data from other sources confirm Yi’s conclusion that China’s population did indeed begin to decline in 2018 and is now less than 1.28 billion, rather than the official figure of 1.41 billion.
In 2004, he predicted that 2012 would be an inflection point for the Chinese economy, with the northeast leading the decline. He predicted that China's economic center will move south and west, and China's

Hi! I'm Ethan Huang, based in Taipei, Taiwan

About me -
Skills: Programming, Video Production, Content Writing and Researching
Past Experience: Radio Station News Assistant (Radio Taiwan International), Non-profit Organization Intern (Forward Alliance)

Colin Muhammad is a journalist based in Sydney, Australia.I was a researcher in a university and my field was Education and culture of Chinese Muslim and Islamic in China. Also I am focused in influence of CCP in Democracy countries.

Ryan Shih is a journalist and filmmaker based in Los Angelese and Taiwan.
His film projects have been nominated by many international film festivals, including the New York Internatioanl Asian American Film Festival and Tokyo Short Festival. Among those projects, Ryan serves as writer and director,Read more and now he is working for a Tawain-US animation production. 
He servers for several Internatinal media, such as Voice of America, as a video journalist, investigator and stringer, and he is regularly publishing the opinion about the cultural and political affairs about East Aisa online. His work covers different topics, and focus on human right, transitional justice and Chinese diaspora.

VJ/fixer in Taiwan. Working for spot news, documentaries or TV programs for 10 years+. Experience with various news agencies and TV channels.

Joyce Huang is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. She currently works as a free-lancer, covering news about Taiwan and China. Throughout her journalistic career in the past two decades, she has had experience working for or contributing to both Taiwanese and foreign news outlets. Those include Read moreEastern TV, Public TV, the English-language Taipei Times, Radio Taiwan International, Time Asia, Forbes Asia, Al Jazeera English, Channel News Asia, Voice of America and the US's ABC News.  She has also had experience working on the production of long-form documentaries, aired on Discovery Channel or Nat Geo.

Guoguang Wu is a scholar on domestic politics and foreign policy of China and political economy of globalization based at Stanford University, Palo Alto, United States of America.

CHAN LONG KU is a journalist.

Yushih Liao is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Working languages: English, Chinese and Japanese.
Education: Phd. Nihon University, College of Arts, Japan

Experience: 
Correspondent, VOA (Current)
Chief Research Officer, Christie’s in Taipei.
Advisors, Taiwan Brain Trust.
Director, Read moreDPP’s National Youth Campaign Headquarters.
Research Fellow, DPP China Affairs.
Head of International Affairs. Association for Permanent Peace Partnership.
International Outreach Executive, Japan Society for the Science of Design.

On Air:
News RTI Radio Taiwan.
Super FM98.5.
Fushin Broadcasting.
Golden TV.
Interview with Dr. Lobsang Sangay, the President of CTA.
Interview for the Thank You Australia Event at Parliament House, Canberra
(As the special guest of CTA).

Yuwen Deng is a journalist.

Meng-Li Yang is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Mu Lin Zhang is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America.

I have over ten years of experience working in Chinese media and I am passionate about providing in-depth coverage of various aspects of news, including politics, education, and tourism in both China and the United Read moreStates. I am fully capable of handling high-intensity investigative journalism work and I have a deep love for the profession. I am immersed in it and cannot extricate myself from it, and I am looking forward to collaborating with you.

Peh Hong Jarvis Lim is a journalist based in Taichung, Taiwan.

Cynthia Mao is a bilingual journalist and OSINT researcher based in Vancouver, Canada. 

Fluent in English and Mandarin, she has published two travel guidebooks with Lonely Planet. She is also the publisher of Found in Translation (foundintran.substack.com), an online publication exposing the Read moreChinese Communist Party (CCP)'s influence operations and disinformation campaigns in Canada.