Dialogue with Embroidery Artist Gao Qingmin. Let’s listen to why she gave up her job as a knitting factory owner and devoted herself to embroidery art. How did she promote and develop Chinese embroidery in Australia, and how did she incorporate the essence of Western art while establishing a unique style of embroidery which blends Chinese and Western cultures and embroidery characteristics.

Meet Dorothy, a nurse who fell in love with a Chinese doctor many years ago. For four decades, she has tirelessly worked for the Rockhampton Chinese Association, making outstanding contributions to the promotion and development of Chinese culture in the local community.

Dr Ma Deling has a deep passion for insects. How did he transition from a cotton bollworm expert to a renowned termite doctor? What motivated him to establish his own pest control kingdom, including a highly regarded termite prevention company and a pest control training institute?

Meet Gao Mingwei, an Australian mining industry expert who has traversed the scientific research and industrial fields across China, Sweden, and Australia. Join us as we explore his life journey and career achievements.

Yan Zi, a Queensland-based Chinese-Australian writer, shares her journey from an engineering graduate to the president of the Queensland Chinese Writers Association. As a poet and writer, she talks about her personal experiences in the literary world.

Mr. Ma Kefu, a Red Second Generation member, served as the team doctor for several national sports teams in China. He was later dispatched by the United Nations to Papua New Guinea, where he made remarkable contributions to the country’s sports industry for over thirty years,  and was awarded the highest honor for his service.