Dr. Lo received BA, M. Phil., Ph.D. degrees at the Hong Kong Baptist University in 2007. She has been appointed as a Post-Doctoral Fellow and Part-time Lecturer in the Department of History, HKBU. She has joined the City University of Hong Kong since 2008 and currently teaches in GE1501 and other courses related to Chinese literature and Chinese Culture. 

Li Lin was trained as an architect. He has more than 20 years’ experience in architectural design, and now focuses on the teaching of Chinese architecture in cultural and social terms. 

Dr Marianne WONG received her B.A. and M.Phil. (Chinese Art History) from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, her first PhD (Chinese Art and Archaeology) from SOAS, University of London and second PhD (Chinese Archaeology and Museology) from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, P.R.C. Her first PhD study has encompassed research on the combinations of Four Cardinal Animals in tomb decoration, and the Han Cosmology as shown in tomb interior.

Mr Li’s major research and teaching interests are archaeology and cultural heritage, for which he owes the most to the graduate training in anthropological archaeology at UBC (University of British Columbia), Canada. He worked as Visiting Scholar at the Harvard-Yanching Institute of Harvard University for one year and taught at the Anthropology Department of Sun Yat-Sen University (as Associate Professor for two years) previously.  He has published many academic papers and three books.

Dr. Lam received his Ph.D. from the University of Hong Kong in Chinese History, and Master of Literature from University of Tsukuba. He currently teaches Chinese Civilisation: History and Philosophy， Chinese Cultural Canons and their Modern Application，The City in Chinese History and Culture， Women’s Life in Chinese History at the Department of Chinese and History.

Dr. Chui received her Ph.D. from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in History of Chinese Arts. She currently teaches Chinese Civilisation, Chinese Art Appreciation, Chinese Cannon, Christianity and Chinese Culture and Chinese art and Politics.

Dr. Cheung received her Ph.D., M.Phil. and B.A. from the University of Hong Kong. She is the co-founder of Xinsong Poetry Group (新松詩社) in the City University of Hong Kong, which aims to promote the composition of Chinese classical poems among university students.