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A Guangdong-born student studying an advanced diploma of Visual Arts at RMIT, Jennifer's expertise is in pencil drawing, watercolor, and printmaking. Her main interest is in realistic painting - her artwork is primarily inspired by the photographs she takes of the humans she forms connections.

In 2009 she started to learn Chinese Ink painting, and for developing more art skills, she started to learn pencil drawing and watercolor in 2010, and she also joined Beijing a young artist group show in 2011. In 2012 she followed an art school teacher systematic learning drawing and watercolor.

In 2017 Jennifer got into the foundation of art and design at RMIT, and she graduated Advance diploma in visual art in 2019.

Jennifer currently studying FINE ART bachelor courses at RMIT.

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She explores the intricate relationships between people; the struggles and beauty that exists within all human relations. The root of her creations stems from an old Chinese saying: 人之初，性本善, which believes that at birth, all man is fundamentally good. Jennifer seeks to manifest this inherent goodness of humans through her artworks. It is not about a Utopia world, people are fundamentally good but because sin destroys all good from people’s hearts, so In her works, she wants to express what she feels good about, whether it is the environment, humanities, nature, these have a strong relationship, only when people and people, people and environment are reconciled with each other, our sin will gradually decrease.