Platforms: Little Red Book, WeChat Video Channel

Company: Lion Media Group 

Account: 墨尔本微生活MELBOURNE WELIFE

The left PDF showcases my works during my internship at Lion Media Group, including news writing, video shooting and editing, and participation in event planning.

The video explains Australia's "Banana Gym Pass" promotion, where buying a single banana at a store grants free gym access. I tried the pass and interacted with the gym staff to confirm its validity. The promotion, launched by an Australian banana company, encourages people to exercise on National Banana Day.

The documentary "Meeting Spring" explores the world of boxwood carving through the eyes of craftsman Yang Huachun. It shows how boxwood seeks a creator to breathe life into it, represents the craftspeople's transformative journey through their work, and highlights the cultural significance of this art form to the broader public. The film has five sections, each focusing on different aspects of Yang's life and work, illustrating the challenges and aspirations of preserving this traditional craft.

Gap Year

This audio feature explores the concept of a "gap year" from various perspectives within the Chinese community. It discusses the challenges and societal pressures young Chinese face when considering a break from their traditional career paths. Moreover, it shows the contrasting views on taking a gap year for relaxation versus furthering education or securing employment. Interviews with individuals who have navigated these decisions provide insight into the broader implications of gap years.

The University of Melbourne's free influenza vaccination program

This audio news covers the University of Melbourne's free Influenza Vaccination Program. Critical voices include Jiahui Zhang, an electrical engineering major sceptical about vaccine side effects; Joey Black, a staff member, who emphasizes the convenience and effectiveness of the vaccination program from her personal experience; Anisa Kataria, a registered nurse, who discusses the targeted flu strains and the benefits of widespread vaccination accessibility, especially for older people.

Transportation Differences between Melbourne and Malaysia

This audio news piece features Wenchang Mao interviewing Claire Zhang, a freshman from Malaysia attending RMIT in Melbourne, Australia. Claire shares her experiences using Tram 19 to travel within the city, highlighting the convenience and accessibility of Melbourne's tram network, including the Free Zones. She discusses the differences in public transport usage between Malaysia, where private vehicles and taxis like Grab are more common due to less convenience in public transport, and Melbourne, where trams and trains are preferred due to their efficiency and coverage.

I am proficient in writing, photography, videography, and editing and skilled in using Adobe Premiere, Adobe Audition, Shorthand, and Microsoft Office. 

My keen sense of social trends and creative thinking enable me to quickly adapt to the media environment and effectively face work challenges.