
Born in Jiangsu, raised in Chongqing, schooled across Beijing, London, and Hong Kong. Sociologists would call my path social mobility and liquid modernity — an identity that stays fluid, a freedom I carry with me. But here's the simpler truth: I'm just endlessly curious. Each new city, I adapt — and grow.
These experiences shaped my adaptability and fast learning, and how I solve problems under pressure — five cities, five languages, staying calm and moving fast even in rough waters.
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An in-depth analysis of psychological hotlines and mental-health services in China during the pandemic — examining stigma and the gaps that keep people from seeking help.
Recorded the story of an elderly neighbour — once the owner of one of Miami's top Chinese restaurants — documenting a life of resilience, migration, and family.
Ran 5+ B2B/B2C campaigns driving a 20% engagement lift; co-hosted bilingual AMAs translating complex crypto-finance concepts for broad audiences.
As a member of the entrepreneurship group, managed speaker invitation, logistics, and guest registration — an event that attracted 200 tech startups.



































Based in Hong Kong — always happy to connect.
I've spent months listening to an elderly neighbour who once ran one of Miami's top Chinese restaurants. Her story — told over and over as her memory slowly fades — taught me what dignity means in our final years. I want to help build a silver economy that improves elderly happiness — committed to healthspan management, not merely extending lifespan.
My UCL dissertation analysed China's psychological hotlines during COVID-19, and I trained as a Mental Health First Aider — learning suicide intervention. I care about the people who can't easily ask for help.
In high school my first act of service was a 5-km walk alongside autistic children. My parents, healthcare entrepreneurs, donated supplies throughout the pandemic without being asked. I'm on my way to becoming a social entrepreneur.