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I am a multimedia bilingual journalist fluent in Chinese with a passion in international affairs and politics. 

 

In May 2019, I graduated from New York University with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism and Political Science and a minor in Business Studies.

 

I was one of the founding editors of irinsider.org , a publication of NYU International Relations Society and chief correspondent at the TV program NYU NOW. I produced hundreds of articles and news packages on air to the NYU community.

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During my past journalistic experiences at ABC News and CGTN America, I have successfully pitched and produced stories that aired internationally, such as an episode on the socioeconomic impact of Japan's new era for the flagship talk showThe Heat and the first-time-ever piece on air by interns, "westernization of acupuncture in the US".

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I was also credited in the Emmy-nominated program, "Truth and Lies: Jeffrey Epstein" of 20/20. Having lived in Colorado, New York City, Shanghai, and Washington D.C., I love exploring different cultures.

 

In my spare time, I enjoy photography, violin, tennis, fashion, traveling, and tasting food around the world.

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