Jerry Ying is a seasoned product and solution innovator with over 30 years of experience shaping the landscape of Financial Services and Technology Solutions across the APAC region. His career has taken him on countless work-related journeys to diverse destinations, including various parts of China, Southeast Asia, Japan, and Korea—trips he embraces not only for professional growth but also as opportunities to immerse himself in the distinct cultures, explore hidden corners of each country, and foster meaningful connections with friends he’s met along the way. Beyond his professional and cultural explorations, Jerry has developed a deep passion for culinary discovery: during his travels, he eagerly learns local cooking recipes, seeks out unique food ingredients, and delves into the world of regional coffees and teas, finding immense joy in recreating these dishes himself. Now, Jerry aims to translate his rich tapestry of APAC work and travel experiences into engaging travel and hobby-focused books, hoping to share his discoveries, cultural insights, and culinary delights with readers eager to explore the region through a personal, relatable lens.

Javabean Workshop is a collaborative collective of authors and creators passionate about bridging cultures through imaginative storytelling and design. Specializing in books and merchandise for teens and adults, we craft vibrant coloring books, visually rich design guides, and culturally infused narratives that celebrate the beauty of Chinese and Asian traditions. Our mission is to weave the depth of Eastern heritage—from intricate patterns and folklore to modern aesthetics—into accessible, engaging products tailored for Western audiences. By merging artistic innovation with cultural authenticity, we aim to spark curiosity, foster cross-cultural appreciation, and introduce fresh perspectives to global creative communities. Whether through meditative coloring pages, china related travel and health books, or thematic stories, Javabean Workshop invites readers and creators alike to explore the intersection of tradition and contemporary artistry, building a colorful bridge between East and West, one page at a time.