Journalism
I use storytelling as a tool for awareness, advocacy, and action. In my free time, I write opinion pieces to outlets like the South China Morning Post, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal—engaging with global audiences on issues that matter. Within school, I contribute to both the magazine and yearbook, but my work extends beyond the classroom: I’ve launched independent initiatives aimed at spotlighting inequality in Hong Kong and amplifying underrepresented voices.
Entrevistas con trabajadoras domésticas de Hong Kong - Trabajo y vida
How ethnic minority festivals are becoming a part of Hong Kong culture
The Rise and Fall of Hong Kong Cinema
Hong Kong’s housing crisis: exclusive neighborhoods vs. subdivided apartments
LogicLattice YOUTUBE CHANNEL
I am the Founder & Editor-in-Chief, leading a team of over 4 freelancers from across the world. I launched LogicLattice as a platform for youth in Hong Kong to learn about local issues through long-form videos, documentaries, and interviews. The channel has grown to even include its own Discord server with a lively community of members. LogicLattice also has a channel on Bilibili, China’s equivalent of YouTube; in fact, several videos on Bilibili were manually moderated & taken down, highlighting the channel’s unwavering journalistic integrity.
By the numbers and statistics:
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100+ videos created
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2,500,000+ total views
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Translated into Japanese, Spanish, Mandarin
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Instagram account with over 1,000 followers, posting photos of Hong Kong
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Includes an active blog and YouTube Community page
How ethnic minority festivals are becoming a part of Hong Kong culture
The Rise and Fall of Hong Kong Cinema
Hong Kong’s housing crisis: exclusive neighborhoods vs. subdivided apartments
Entrevistas con trabajadoras domésticas de Hong Kong - Trabajo y vida
SCMP & Young Post Contributions
Over the last three years, I have contributed articles and letters to the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong’s leading English-language news outlet. With over 20+ articles published across the newspaper (and its Young Post channel), I have covered a range of topics -- healthcare, politics, economy/finance, education, technology, and more. I have also worked at an internship for the Young Post team, completing a 3-week journalism internship over the summer. This opportunity granted hands-on experience at a real news office, working with editors, production editors, and graphic designers to create engaging pieces for both children and adults. Here are three of my favorite works:
The New York Times: Public COMMENTS & OPINIONS
Continuing Journalism Education
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Media Ethics and Governance
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Visualization for Data Journalism
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The Art of Visual Storytelling
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University of Alaska - The Craft of Storytelling
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Introduction to Feature Journalism
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Governance and regulation, access to information and media viability
Xiao Hua Articles
Coverage of student-led initiatives and grassroots housing reform
Housing Inequality Research
Student paper with infographics and interviews
@theshowcas Volunteer
Curating youth storytelling events
Hermes Creative Awards
For digital journalism impact
Phoenix TV Contributor
Daily international news briefs
Yearbook Committee
Design, layout, and student profiles
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FCC Hong Kong
Participation in events and exposure to professional networks of global journalists
JOURNALISM
I use storytelling as a tool for awareness, advocacy, and action. In my free time, I write opinion pieces to outlets like the South China Morning Post, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal—engaging with global audiences on issues that matter. Within school, I contribute to both the magazine and yearbook, but my work extends beyond the classroom: I’ve launched independent initiatives aimed at spotlighting inequality in Hong Kong and amplifying underrepresented voices.
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