Math In Bloom
As a subject mainly monopolized by many men, I realized during the years participating in math competitions that many girls lack confidence in their mathematical abilities. Therefore, I not only established the Imperfect Math Club at school but also actively contacted AWM at Duke and other organizations aimed at helping girls learn mathematics. I held women's math competitions like "Math In Bloom", bringing hope to women in more regions, especially rural female students, to learn mathematics and break gender stereotypes. I also conducted an independent study to demonstrate the association between gender and mathematical performance, with biological factors having a much smaller impact than social factors.
Community service has always been close to my heart
Growing up, I delivered warmth to elderly neighbors, cleaned streets, and donated regularly.
As I grew up,
my efforts expanded
from volunteering with children at an art studio, where I introduced them to drama and cultural stories, to conducting street interviews and advocating for print media.
Giving back has been a journey
from small acts of kindness to mentoring kids in my art studio.
