Their Chinese names are Zhāng Wěi (张伟), Yùn Zhīwěi (恽之玮), and Yuán Xīnyì (袁新意); I can’t find one for Zhu Xinwen.<p>I wish English-language publications would treat Chinese names better. Without the Chinese characters, you can’t tell what their name actually is, and without accent marks on the transliteration, you can’t tell how to pronounce it.<p>Granted, it doesn’t matter to most English-speaking readers, but it <i>should</i> matter, because <i>those are their names</i>. It’s no wonder so many Chinese feel the need to adopt an extra name when moving to the West.