ZHENNiWELL
Published Non-fiction Stories
I am work on translating them into English. If you would like to read Chinese version first, please click the titles.
In conflict with confusion in multi-culturalism, and identity exploration, a new Chinese Canadian shares her experience with her blind mother living in mainland China who can only read Braille. Written from a second person perspective, a dialogue between the past and present.
A new Chinese Canadian discovers her husband's complicated family story during a visit at Christmas.
Alex, a Taichi instructor, discovers his own way to connect with Traditional Chinese Medicine in a Taiwanese owned TCM school in Vancouver.
Ah Zhou, a seven year old boy born in mainland China, was coerced into going to school in Vancouver. He attempts to leave while his teacher suggests his mother taking him for an autism test.
You walk with them along the sea shore cracking jokes, in their cabin near the fire place, are you still thinking about grammar or syntax? The only thing you have noticed is your voice has changed, a voice you never heard before, is filled with the energy from a place you never thought you would arrive at..
-What did We Miss Last Christmas
A journal of how to live with anxiety during the Pandemic by taking an online dance classes on the Kitchen floor.
A Chinese woman develops a romance with a Canadian man in Shanghai. After their marriage in Canada, the grandmother and mother pass. A typical story about family love.
A new Chinese immigrant enrolls in the yoga teachers training programme in Karma Teachers in Vancouvers Downtown Eastside (DTES). Along her journey, she witnesses the complexity of social issues in the community, and discovers an unexpected history behind.