I was born in Chinese mainland and grew up under the care of my grandmother. 13 years old, moved to Hong Kong with his younger brother and parents, spent his spare time studying, and worked in the IT industry for 20 years after dropping out of school. Later, he obtained a computer degree from the Open University and entered the development of multinational companies. He started a software lab from scratch and eventually became a listed company.

After this extraordinary journey, he decided to move to Australia to think about his life, and then re-plan his future, so as to return to his original dreams: music and literature. Later, he set up an independent film company, Artwalker, and his first film, A City Without Wild Fields, was co-produced with Hong Kong veteran director Lawrence Ah Mon (including Besieged City, Boys' Party, The Queen of Temple Street and The Biography of 500 Million Detective Mayor).

His new works include Permanent Residence, Amphetamines and Love Smoking.