Mrs. Xiaoxing Shen is the former violinist in Central Broadcasting Art Troupe and a Chinese American artist in New Jersey, well known as the Artistic director and competition judge in the Eastern region of the United States of America.

She has served as:

• Artistic director for the annual "China Night" Gala in New Jersey
• Artistic director for the "Festival of Chines Art "
• Artistic director for "China Stars" Artistic director for "Joy of the Night"
• Artistic director for "Wenchuan earthquake relief fund raising "
• Artistic director for "My motherland, the celebration of the 60thbirthday of PRC" in 2009
• Judge for the "Eastem Regional TV contest of the Youth Chinese Singer" in 2007
• Judge for the Beijing International Youth Talent Final Competition in Beijing
• Judge for the Hunan Satellite TV program "Happy Boys" in the eastem region of America in 2010 Judge for the "American Chinese Youth Talent competition" in 2011-2012 and the Final competition
• Judges for the New York Miss Chinese in 2011-2012easterm
• Judge for the Sino Vision competition of "T've Got Talent" in 2014-2015
• She also served as the Vice-Chairwoman of the Easter Regional Chapter of the Art Association of North America, and the Art director in the CCTV Youth program center in America.
• Currently she is serving as the Art director for the Huaxia Media Group and for the Zilu ant center.
• She is not only a violinist, art director and a judge, but also plans and direets performance

Erdong Hu is a well known dance artist and teacher. He currently is a tenure full professor at Theater and Dance Department of Bucknell University. He was a chair for their dance program for 10 years. In 2013, he was awarded a best professor at Bucknell University and nominated for the best professor in United States.
After graduating from Chinese Traditional department of Beijing Dance Academy, Erdong worked as a teacher in that department for many years. He is an honor professor at Beijing Dance Academy.
Being an excellent dance performer, Erdong won an outstanding dance performer award at the first Tao Li Cup national competition in China. After came to United State, he won the best dance performer award at national ACDA organized by Dance Magazine before graduated from Iowa University and joined Dayton Ballet as a principle dancer for many years.

Hong Mao currently lives in New Jersey. She is a senior engineer at Diversified System. When she was a child, she loved arts and dance very much. After came to US, she continued her passion for dance. She was a rehearsal director at Purple Swan arts center. She currently is a leader and rehearsal director at ECEA (Eastern Cultural Exchange Association) Livingston Huaxia dance group. After many years of hard working, she and the groups performed several high quality and impressive dances. She is doing her best to introduce Chinese culture to American and help multi-culture environment.

Luping graduated from Math department at Fudan University in China. Since came to US, she has worked for several financial companies, including Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brother and Citigroup. In her spare time, she enjoyed creating dance with a group of people, bridging eastern and western cultures and introducing Chinese arts to American. The dance we created was one of the three pieces selected to be performed on the same stage with some professional performers from China at New Jersey State Theater. She currently is a choreographer for this group.

Living in New Jersey, Ms. Xiaomin Huang is a senior financial analyst in Chubb Limited Insurance Company. She likes to write poetry, articles and little stories at her free time, wishes the reality can be as beautiful as the dream. Although there are always some sentimental thoughts hiding behind the smile, from the hardship of school studying to the happiness of having a family, she is always thankful to life. Ms. Huang has published articles and poetries in US China Press. Article “An afternoon in a doctor’s office” was included in the book named “Xin Lei Wu Hen”, a collection of writings by writers from Phoenix Culture Association, published by ChengDu Time Press. Ms. Huang also loves to dance. She has been learning dancing from professional dancers for over ten years. She not only participates in performing dance in the community, but also writes the articles of the events to be published in Xinxiang Weekly Press, NJ Weekly Press and US China Press. Ms. Huang is now the head of Marketing and Publicity Department of Eastern Cultural Exchange Association.