Dear friends of the Society for Song, Yuan, and Conquest Dynasties Studies, Hope you are doing well! Happy Lunar New Year to those of you who celebrate! In my capacity as the secretary of the society, please allow me to introduce two new members of the listserv, Dr. Xiaohan DU 杜曉晗 and Dr. Yangbo ZHOU 周揚波. Please see their self introductions below. Welcome, Xiaohan and Yangbo! Xiaohan Du: My name is Xiaohan Du 杜曉晗, from Yanzhou 兗州, Shandong province; I got my PhD in East Asian art history from Columbia University in June 2021, with a dissertation titled "Yishan Yining (1247-1317) and the Development of Zen Calligraphy in Medieval Japan"(available on ProQuest). Currently I am a postdoc fellow with the Asian Art department at Metropolitan Museum of Art.  My research interests include history of calligraphy in East Asia, Sino-Japanese exchanges in ancient and medieval periods, Chan/Zen Buddhist art as a transcultural/interregional phenomenon in the "East Asian Mediterranean" during the 12th-14th centuries, the dynamic between "Chineseness" and "Japaneseness" (wakan 和漢) in the production of art and its reception.  Yangbo Zhou: I’m a visiting scholar to Harvard University during Feb. 2022 to Jan. 2023,from department of history in Suzhou University of Science and Technology,China. I got Doctor Degree from department of history in  Zhejiang University,Jun. 2005.From then on,my research interest have been focusing on the sociocultural history of Song Dynasty.My doctoral dissertation,Research on the Association of Gentry in Song Dynasty(Zhonghua Book Company,2008), concerns about the collective effect of elites in Song Dynasty acting in unofficial identities. I have also authored several articles and books about the history of clan, thought and education in Song dynasty.Now I’m writing a book about Children’s education and life in Song Dynasty. Yours sincerely, Ya Zuo