Dean Ma: Born in June, 1946, 165438, from Jiande, Zhejiang Province, graduated from the English Department of Shanghai International Studies University in June, 1969, and studied at Beijing Foreign Studies University. 1March, 1973, joined Xinhua News Agency for international news reporting. 1975- 1977, majoring in southeast Asian affairs, School of Political Economy, University of London, UK. During his more than 30 years working in Xinhua News Agency, he served as the head of the press corps for many visits by heads of state and government and interviews in many countries, and served as the chief reporter of Bangkok Branch and Colombo Branch of Xinhua News Agency. He has served as editor and publisher of Xinhua News Agency, director of English editorial office and deputy director of international department. 1995 was transferred to deputy editor-in-chief of Xinhua News Agency. From 2000 to 2007, he served as vice president and executive deputy editor-in-chief of Xinhua News Agency. He is now a member of the 11th China People's Political Consultative Conference and a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee.

Zhang Jin, Vice President: Doctor of History, Professor, Nanjing University. "Five Groups" of theoretical talents in Chongqing, the first batch of academic and technical leaders in Chongqing, and the first batch of outstanding young and middle-aged backbone teachers in Chongqing universities. 1997-1998 as a visiting scholar at Cornell university and university of vermont; 2005-2006 Visiting Scholar, Cornell University, China. Participated in many international academic conferences held in Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province, USA and Singapore. From July to September, 2007, I went to Princeton University, Harvard University and Yale University in the United States to study the topic "Chongqing City Image during the Anti-Japanese War". He has participated in the international cooperation project of "Chongqing Anti-Japanese War Journals and Publications" of the US-China Academic Committee, and independently presided over new york State University, China National Study Abroad Fund, Princeton University Research Fund and major provincial and ministerial projects. The representative achievement "Power, Conflict and Change: 1926- 1937 Research on Chongqing's Urban Modernization" won the second prize of the fourth outstanding achievement of Chongqing Social Sciences. He has published many papers in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression Studies, Modern History Studies, Social Science Studies, Historical Monthly, Republic of China Studies and China Social History Review. The main research fields are: Chongqing urban history research, Lu Zuofu and Chuanjiang shipping research, "Xiajiang people" and Chongqing urban social changes, western mainstream media and Chongqing image during the Anti-Japanese War, China news communication history, media and social research, and national and regional image communication strategies research.