The language is  a means of expression, and the text that falls on paper reflects the spiritual world in philosophical, literary, and scientific ways. Visual art achieves this purpose as well, but its language is more diversified. No creatures of art can be divorced from our spiritual world.

Throughout the process of creation, I also continue to ask, ask the inner needs, ask whether the presentation of the work is a good way to reflect my spirit demand.I am glad that I have chosen to use mixed-media for artistic creation, but also very fortunate to find the carrier - scraps of paper, rice husk, etc., these in the world of things belong to waste, transferred to my work, gave birth to power, they are the material decorate my picture, but also the language, to express the spirit I want to express “Every life is meaningful." Using life's "waste materials" to create reborn beauty, and turning "rubbish" into works of art, I hope to guide people to redefine some of the concept, with such a spiritual point of view, put some of my own experience on the aesthetic directly out to share with you, hoping in Stanford University, a mecca  of wisdom and science, may we collide and create distinctive sparks.