Voice
Beauty Under Heavy Clouds
A lyrical meditation on fleeting beauty, the contradictions of an East Asian woman’s identity, and the intertwined threads of aesthetics, history, and freedom in Taiwan’s post-colonial journey.
Essay
My Camelot Era
A poetic essay on Jackie Kennedy, Taiwanese girlhood, and the longing to reclaim history with grace. Camelot, to her, was not a fairytale, but a resistance imagined in silence and lace.
Voices
Girl From East Asian.
A personal reflection on navigating the weight of Confucian traditions and the longing for liberation.
She Gave Herself To The Sky
A reflection on the loneliness and strength of womanhood, this piece weaves personal memory with Taiwan’s forgotten feminist history.
Prose
Orphan
A poetic essay on Taiwanese identity, loneliness, and historical memory, framed by the metaphor of a lost homeland and a self-awakening.
Letter Love
A narrative piece set in colonial Taiwan, tracing a fictional but emotionally grounded relationship between a Japanese official and the Governor-General's daughter, explores the limits of love under history.
Inheritance in Black Silk
The face of spring was only a veil to cover the winter that had long frozen over in her heart.
Under Orders, Under Rain
The poem examines gendered experiences under imperial rule, portraying how men are forced into warfare for a foreign empire, while women are confined to silent endurance at home. It critiques the structural inequalities shaped by historical power dynamics.