Hu Qingping was born in a peasant family in northwest Hunan in 1976. He graduated from the School of Liberal Arts of Wuhan University of Technology in 1999. He became obsessed with computers during college and always dreamed of technology-driven law. After graduation, he was assigned to a certain company in Guangzhou. After the Internet boom in 2000, he gave up writing and became an Internet software engineer. He later served as the technical director of the project network of the National Development and Reform Commission. In 2001, he founded the Lawspirit legal translation agency. In 2005, he participated in the establishment of the first legal headhunting company in China. Cybernaut has provided talent recruitment services to foreign law firms such as Skadden, Morrison & Foerster, Lovells, Sherman, Clifford Chance, Anderson, and Blakes. At the end of 2007, Hu Qingping participated in the establishment of a foreign-related law firm in Beijing. At the firm, Hu Qingping has provided legal services to well-known companies such as General Motors, COFCO, State Grid, Tencent, Intel, and B&Q. In 2009, Hu Qingping resigned from the law firm and returned to the Internet industry that he was obsessed with, and founded the first domestic company Wanfa Tong Academy, an online law school. As a senior domestic legal headhunting consultant, Hu Qingping has given nearly a hundred public lectures on legal career planning for universities across the country. Hu Qingping has a baby daughter Sophia and created a Blog for her.

Zhang Daqin, director, was born in a rural family in Guangdong. He aspired to become a diplomat since he was a child, so he was admitted to the Beijing Foreign Affairs University. Later, he was inspired by human affairs and turned to law. After graduation, he obtained the Chinese lawyer qualification and practiced law in Guangzhou, Hong Kong and other places for several years. Later, he studied in the United States and studied at Brigham Young University Law School in Utah for one year and then passed the New York State Bar. While studying in the United States, Zhang Daqin and Xiao Hu founded Wanfa Tong. After Zhang Daqin graduated with a doctorate in law, he stayed in the United States and engaged in legal services related to U.S. federal law and China's trade and investment. Attorney Zhang’s expertise lies in assisting Chinese clients to invest overseas and immigrate to the United States; help set up overseas offshore companies, transfer assets, and avoid legal risks; register U.S. trademarks and apply for foreign patents; and represent business negotiations and cross-border litigation. Zhang Daqin holds a New York State bar license and a Utah bar license.

Zhang Shuhua, director, is a registered lawyer in China and the United States. He holds a master's degree in law from Stanford University and a bachelor's degree from Peking University. Zhang Shuhua has been committed to the administrative and judicial protection of intellectual property rights and has handled thousands of cases. Zhang Shuhua has very rich experience in handling various types of intellectual property cases. In handling difficult and complex cases, Zhang Shuhua also demonstrates superb legal standards. Some of the cases he handled have been cited by the Ministry of Public Security and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce of China several times. , the People's Court and the Intellectual Property Rights Protection Organization of the Association of Foreign Investment were rated as classic or important cases of Chinese intellectual property rights of the year; the well-known trademark recognition of a multinational company it represented was adopted after the implementation of my country's "Measures for the Recognition and Protection of Well-known Trademarks" The first case in which a foreign trademark was recognized as a well-known trademark through administrative channels. Chen Mao, director, is a registered lawyer in China and the United States. He holds a doctorate in law from Brigham Young University in the United States and a bachelor's degree in law from the People's Public Security University of China. He has represented a large number of domestic and foreign companies in international cooperation negotiations and handled related legal affairs. Assist Chinese and American companies to carry out Sino-US trade, real estate transactions, investment business and provide related legal services. Currently responsible for the legal affairs of many well-known American companies in China, including insurance brokerage companies; representing domestic and international companies in handling relevant international legal matters; serving as legal counsel for several large-scale insurance projects.

Wang Fang, Vice President, holds a Master of Laws from Cardiff University in the UK and a Bachelor of Laws from Shanxi University. He has worked for a Chinese intellectual property company and a law firm, and has worked for Nike, Intel, B&Q and other world 500 companies. Provide legal services to strong enterprises.