Born in the wild urban area of Yunnan, as a city cowboy (at least I think I am), I’ve spent the last decade collecting perspectives like Pokémon — from the midwest winters of UW-Madison to the konbinis of Nagoya. My directing style? Think of it as a weirdly beautiful cocktail of American cheese cake, Japanese ramen soup, and a heavy splash of Chinese five-spices.

I cut my teeth at Wieden+Kennedy, where I learned that if an ad doesn't make you feel something (or laugh at yourself), it’s just noise. I also learned that the soul of a film is born in the cut. This "editor’s brain" allows me to see the final frame before I even yell "Action." Since going rogue in 2022, I’ve been on a mission to prove that empathy and a good "awkward" laugh are the only ways to survive the modern world.

The Highlight Reel (or, why you should hire me):
  • The Heartstring-Tugger: My breakthrough film, The Rare Talent Agency, turned a heavy topic like rare diseases into a heartwarming, viral moment. No crying—just feeling.
  • The Sauce: Directed Heinz’s first-ever brand film in China. I established a tone that was as messy, fun, and unhinged as a bottle of ketchup in the hands of a toddler.
  • The Legend: Followed eSports god UZI to Paris for NIKE, documenting his marathon journey. It was raw, it was sweaty, and it broke the internet.
  • The "Wait, What?" Factor: Created those "Abstract" recycling spots for Zhuan Zhuan. If you love surreal, slightly uncomfortable humor that Gen-Z obsessed over, that was me.
  • The Gold: Snagged a Gold at the Times Advertising Awards for making a film about renting out shoulders (don’t ask, just watch).

The Vibe: I’m obsessed with the moments between the frames—the clumsy silences, the weird smiles, and the stories that make people say, "I thought I was the only one who felt that."

Partners in Crime: Nike, Coca-Cola, IKEA, Adidas, McDonald's, Starbucks, and anyone else who values a good story over a boring billboard.

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