I am a journalist and photo journalist

I never thought about being a journalist at the beginning. Studying communication studies in community college, I dreamt to be a public relations manager in the future. But when I transferred in college, someone told me that public interest and journalism major would be a "good choice" for being a public relation specialist. And that's how I got started with journalism.

I started to get more involved with the community since then. Throughout the process of listening to different stories and capturing every single precious moments of the community, I started to understand the value of being a journalist. Every word I wrote has strong impact to an individual, a certain group, or even the whole community.

I am currently focusing on writing about the AAPI community and women's right. By writing stories about these non-dominant communities, I hope these stories could be spread to more people in the world and understand that they are not alone.

Being fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, English, and intermediate level of Korean, it is definitely easier for me to cover different topics about the AAPI community. I am more than happy to voice out about the needs and share about the ongoings in the community.

Published articles outlet: International Examiner, NW Asian Weekly, Crosscut, Seattle Chinese Times, South Seattle Emerald, Golden Financial Exploration Association