Dahai studied Chinese Language and Literature in China and Computer Network Technology after moving to Switzerland. He trained as a journalist, acquired and developed knowledge about media, photographic techniques, computer programming etc. He participated in the establishment of the Chinese Department of swissinfo.ch in 2001 and has served swissinfo.ch since then.
My main task is to ensure that articles on the Chinese page are accurately translated and appropriately adapted.
Born in Beijing, I studied in Fribourg (Masters in education sciences - francophone) and have lived in German-speaking Switzerland for over 20 years. My intercultural and multilingual experiences are an asset to my daily work.
Born in Peking, Xudong has lived in Switzerland for long time and gained quite a lot and systematic knowledge about the country. She studied Economics in University of Bern and joined the Chinese team in swissinfo.ch in 2003, working as journalist and Deputy Head of Chinese Department.
From cross-strait relations (political and economic relations between China and Taiwan), the US-China rivalry, Sino-Swiss relations, China and its political structures to adaptive development and technological innovation, I report on foreign affairs and their possible impact on Swiss/Chinese politics, economics and society.
A former journalist in Beijing, I am interested in China and its political structures, adaptive development and technological innovation. I studied journalism and communication in China and in Switzerland. Since joining SWI swissinfo.ch in 2015, I have developed a keen interest in international affairs with a focus on China's relations with other countries/blocs and where Switzerland stands.
As a Swiss Abroad, how do you feel about the emergence of more conservative family policies in some US states?
In recent years several US states have adopted more conservative policies on family issues, abortion and education. As a Swiss citizen living there, how do you view this development?
