Hillhouse Investment Group

Founded in 2012, Yuanfudao is the largest online live courseplatform servicing primary and secondary school students in China. With a paying userbase of over 1 million, Yuanfudao offers a comprehensive curriculum spanning fromprimary school English, Mathematical Olympiad to all-subject courses in secondaryschool. Its unique online feature and large pool of quality teachers enable students toaccess live online tutoring at home taught by national renowned teachers, benefitinghundreds of thousands of students across the country.

Founded in 2012, Yuanfudao is the largest online live courseplatform servicing primary and secondary school students in China. With a paying userbase of over 1 million, Yuanfudao offers a comprehensive curriculum spanning fromprimary school English, Mathematical Olympiad to all-subject courses in secondaryschool. Its unique online feature and large pool of quality teachers enable students toaccess live online tutoring at home taught by national renowned teachers, benefitinghundreds of thousands of students across the country.

WOOWA BROS (우아한형제들) is a Korean developer of smartphone applications and advertising platforms. Its service portfolio also includes local marketing and web services solutions and products, such as a sports events app and a food delivery app. WOOWA BROS was established in March 2011 in Seoul, Korea.

iQIYI, Inc. is a prominent online entertainment platform in China, offering a wide range of services including internet video streaming, online gaming, live broadcasting, online literature, and e-commerce. Established in 2009 and headquartered in Beijing, the company operates under the iQIYI brand and has developed a comprehensive library of licensed and self-produced content across various genres such as movies, TV dramas, and animations. iQIYI generates revenue primarily through subscription services, boasting around 100 million paying subscribers and 500 million monthly active users. Additionally, the platform monetizes user-generated content through advertising, while also engaging in e-commerce via the iQIYI Mall, which specializes in entertainment-related merchandise. The company has diversified its offerings to include a live broadcasting service and a social media platform focused on entertainment. iQIYI faces competition from other streaming services such as Tencent Video and Alibaba's Youku, positioning itself as a leader in the rapidly evolving digital media landscape in China.