
I’m Jenny Gao, founder of Gao Chinese Culture Academy 😊
I have over 30 years of experience in teaching education. Since moving from Beijing to Atlanta in 2015, I’ve created fun and engaging Chinese classes that combine art, Chinese instruments, drama, and food. My goal is simple: to help children love learning Chinese and experience the joy of Chinese culture in a natural and inspiring way.
Our programs also encourage children to think globally and embrace diverse cultures.
When I’m not teaching, you can find me reading, gardening, hiking, or taking motorcycle trips with my husband 🚴♀️🌿📚.
Ms. Ren graduated from the Central Academy of Arts and Design (now the Academy of Arts and Design at Tsinghua University) in 1987. Painting has always been a significant part of her life. She has participated in exhibitions in Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom, and has held four solo exhibitions. Various institutions and private collectors have collected her artworks.
Alongside her artistic accomplishments, Ms. Ren has extensive teaching experience and loves guiding students as they explore the world of art.
Students enjoy drawing and making clay sculptures with Ms. Ida.


Ms. Wang - The teacher who is good at Chinese writing and reading. Her methods are innovative and engaging, making complex concepts accessible and enjoyable to learn.
She is optimistic and motivated, works diligently, is serious and responsible, and has strong organizational and stress-management skills. She is courageous in facing new challenges. Most importantly, she is loving and passionate about children.
I’m an enthusiastic Mandarin teacher with over 15 years of experience teaching beginning and intermediate students. Originally from Nanjing, China, I earned my Master’s in Language Teaching from the University of Edinburgh. Since moving to Georgia in 2015, I’ve been teaching Mandarin to both children and adults, keeping students motivated and actively engaged.
I also love music and travel—I play the piano and the Guzheng, a traditional Chinese instrument, and enjoy teaching my students to play Guzheng as well.


My name is Mengxin. You can call me EMMA. I currently live with my family in Alpharetta. Before moving to the U.S., I worked as a teacher in China, where I taught Chinese language and mathematics.
My teaching experience has enabled me to work with children of diverse learning styles, and I consistently strive to make learning both effective and enjoyable.
Now that I am in the U.S., I am eager to continue sharing my knowledge, especially in Chinese language education. I look forward to new opportunities where I can help students learn and appreciate the Chinese language and culture.