I come from a farming family of Hakka descent. My passions include drawing and making careful observations, and my primary focus is on architecture design, with a secondary interest in combining artistic and structural elements.

From a young age, I possessed a natural artistic talent and intuition. I yearn to contribute to society by creating improved living environments and positive atmospheres.

My firm concentrates on architectural, interior, and landscaping design. As part of the Hakka community, we invested much of our time and efforts on revitalizing historic Hakka Fo Fong (clan living quarters), and many more historic Hakka buildings in which we are very well qualified and experienced to bring it back to life.

At the moment, we are designing libraries for remote area Hakka towns, emphasizing on strong children’s department to help the disadvantageous children of the remote Hakka towns. We are also designing a town hall complex and revamping rundown tobacco collection station in Hakka town at the senior center, as the need for senior care had risen dramatically in this modern society.

Transforming ordinary to extraordinary, from mediocrity to outstanding!

I'm most drawn to a design approach that involves using simple, natural materials to create harmonious and eco-friendly creations that also serve a purpose for humanity.

A good design to me needs to be environmental friendly and the design needs to depict a passionate love for life.

My design style can be summed up as a sleek and contemporary ergonomic approach that is tailored to the human scale, emphasizing both functionality and comfort.

The location was positioned on a previously excavated cemetery where my father was laid to rest. In my homeland, people hold strong superstitious beliefs and are uneasy about cemeteries. I faced the task of creating a contemporary project that would draw townspeople to the park for socializing, exercise, pet walks, and family time. My goal was to dispel the lingering fear and the thought of it once being a cemetery.

For sure! In my country, we have the freedom of expression, to learn and practice that we are in fact worthy which opened a channel in allowing our imagination to run freely. My Hakka upbringing deeply affected my designs, allowing me to look at everything from multiple angles with the smarts of life in migration.

Honor and affirmation!

For the residents of my hometown, Liugdui Memorial Park stands atop centuries of our Hakka culture and serves as the final resting place for our ancestors, including my dear father. Our ancestors willingly relocated to provide space for their descendants to improve themselves - a place where we can engage in mental and physical betterment activities. It's also a space for post-dinner socializing, fostering closer relationships within our community.

This was my inaugural project designed for my hometown. To enhance both circulation and light intake, I incorporated a multi-layered roof. I employed a membrane structure to emulate the arches of DaWu mountain, a symbolic call for the young people who had migrated away to remember their roots and return home. DaWu mountain holds a significant spiritual significance for the Hakka people in Pingtung.

Budget is always the biggest obstacle for all projects, especially during the pandemic. By the time the designing phase reached its building phase, the cost of the construction doubled, if not tripled because of the pandemic. But the builders finished the project against all odds in good faith!

Winning the 2023 MUSE Design Award gave me tremendous confidence in leading future projects.

Creativity, honor and the ability to save Mother Earth with our eco-friendly designs.

In our country, we have the liberty to creatively express ourselves and demonstrate deep respect for local cultures through our designs.

It is crucial to address global warming by making future designs more environmentally friendly and incorporating sustainable practices to the greatest extent possible.

To achieve your goals and aspirations, it's essential to put in hard work and maintain a persistent mindset. This means dedicating yourself to your ideals and relentlessly pursuing them despite challenges and setbacks.

Explore the world to enhance your experiences and broaden your perspective, or consider returning to school and enrolling in courses to further your education and knowledge.

I used to be indifferent to awards, but receiving a prestigious honor like the MUSE Design Awards has genuinely enhanced my life and outlook.

The way Proverbs in the Bible intersect with the beauty of everyday life.

I hope there can be an awards ceremony where the winners have the opportunity to personally immerse themselves in the wonderful city of New York City, the greatest city in the world.