Fang Chen graduated from Wuhan Business School, majoring in Business English, and is now a graduate student of English Literature in Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. During her undergraduate years, she served as the president of the Student Union of Wuhan Business School and the leader of the volunteer interpretive team of Wuhan Business University's History Museum. She won the first-class scholarship in all three years of her undergraduate studies, and was awarded the 2019 Wuhan Government Scholarship. She has obtained the professional certificate of international business secretary, the certificate of English professional grade 8, and the certificate of Japanese N2 grade. She served as a media interpreter volunteer for the equestrian competition in the 2019 7th World Military Games, and as an accompanying interpreter and hotel interpreter in the 2019 Asia Badminton Championship.

Xianyu Leyang received her B.S. degree in English from Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan, China, in 2021. After being admitted through the postgraduate recommendation program, she participated in the China's Far West Program. As a postgraduate volunteer, she taught English at Suzhou Middle School in Jiuquan, Gansu province for one year. She is now a postgraduate student in Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, majoring in Translation Studies.

Ye Qianzhi is currently studying in Zhongnan University of Economics and Law for her master’s degree and she majored in applied linguistics. She cherishes her working chances as a teacher and has been giving lessons to students from primary schools and high schools for three years through the internet or in the form of offline lessons one on one. Now, she is a part time teacher giving lessons of public English in Hubei Urban Construction Vocational and Technical College. Besides, she has participated in the kindergarten through twelfth grade, also known as K12 program in New Oriental Education and Technology Group, a reputable comprehensive education and training group in China, and was in charge of helping give free online English lessons for the students in primary schools from the rural area in Hubei Province, China.