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About Lily Tung
I am presently on the board of the National Arts Journalism Program and was a NAJP fellow in 2003-2004.
I began my career in 1994 in Shanghai, China as a foreign journalist covering contemporary Chinese culture. I served as the launching editor of Shanghai Talk, the city's first English-language monthly. I also covered stories for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsday, NBC News, Associated Press Television, WGBH Boston, Asiaweek, The South China Morning Post and National Geographic Magazine.
After returning to the US, I worked as a writer and segment producer at KRON 4 Television in San Francisco from 1999 to 2004, covering arts and culture, news and current affairs.
Currently, I am researching a book about Chinese immigration to the United States since 1949. I am also a freelance writer/producer and a media and communications trainer. In addition to covering the arts, I work in the arts as an actor and singer.
I began my career in 1994 in Shanghai, China as a foreign journalist covering contemporary Chinese culture. I served as the launching editor of Shanghai Talk, the city's first English-language monthly. I also covered stories for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsday, NBC News, Associated Press Television, WGBH Boston, Asiaweek, The South China Morning Post and National Geographic Magazine.
After returning to the US, I worked as a writer and segment producer at KRON 4 Television in San Francisco from 1999 to 2004, covering arts and culture, news and current affairs.
Currently, I am researching a book about Chinese immigration to the United States since 1949. I am also a freelance writer/producer and a media and communications trainer. In addition to covering the arts, I work in the arts as an actor and singer.
For those you not familiar with Lily Tung's work, I am happy to endorse her progress and the professionalism of her endeavors as a fellow Shanghai expatriate writer since the early 1990's, and onwards to today. For those in need of an honest and upbeat thumb pulse on the creative arts as it's shared with us through the written word, Lily Tung is your source.