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Caroline Fu (Chunmei)
[edit]Bi-lingual Feature Reporter | Interdisciplinary Artist Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Caroline Fu is a dynamic interdisciplinary artist and bio-lingual feature reporter whose creative journey bridges tradition and innovation, from China to Canada. Born in Beijing in the 1970s, Caroline brings decades of experience in journalism, media, education, and visual arts to her current role as a cultural exchange ambassador in the local artist, photographer and musician community in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Media & Storytelling Background
[edit]Before immigrating to Canada, Caroline built a rich career in China as:
- One of the first digital editors working on Chinese original lifestyle content on internet
- A freelance journalist contributing to Chinese fashion/lifestyle/parenting magazines and newspapers
- Former Marketing VP at CCiA Consulting[1] Inc & Kids'R'Kids China,[2] former Account Director at FleishmanHillard China[3]
- An assistant TV producer at China Central Television (CCTV)
- A digital influencer in China's parenting and mom-blogging community
Her storytelling skills and media savvy continue to inform her artistic practice and community outreach.
Writer & Blogger & Vlogger
[edit]Since college, Caroline has pursued her passion as a reporter. She was one of the early members of the Capital University Reporter Network and served as Vice Chief-in-editor for the campus newspaper at Beijing Technology and Business University. After graduation, she joined internet companies and became one of the first Chinese digital editors creating original lifestyle content online (Elong.com & Sina.com). Caroline also contributed to the China's early mobile ICP platforms, as well as publications like Good Home & Garden and Golf Magazine.
In 2004 She joined FleishmanHillard thanks to her outstanding writing skills, starting as a copywriter role in the team, later project manager, and eventually Account Director. Despite her growing corporate responsibilities, she never withdraws her identity as a writer --- consistently contributing to Chinese fashion and lifestyle magazines for many years. After becoming a mother, her focus shifted to parenting and educational publications, and she began freelancing for several Chinese parenting magazines.
In 2016, Caroline launched her social media account "KidsDate", which soon gained attention within China's online mom community. Her parenting articles ranked in the Top 3 under the parenting category on Toutiao.com in 2017, with most pieces receiving over 100,000 views. From 2016 to 2020, she was also recognized as a parenting influencer by Weibo.com.[4]
After moving to Canada in 2019, Caroline began contributing to the special edition of FengHua Voice[5], one of the earliest Canadian Chinese publications. She has served as a volunteer reporter and editor ever since. In 2023, she joined Pegasus Publications as Digital Media Manager, working on two publications Canda's Local Gardeners[6] and LifeStyles55[7]. The following year, she was hired as a Features Reporter by The Uniter[8], the weekly newspaper funded by the University of Winnipeg.
Today, Caroline is an independent freelance reporter and YouTuber for Prajna Herald[9]. Through her work, she aspires to build meaningful connections with awakened souls and help cultivate a sustainable planet powered by love, wisdom, and positive energy.
Practitioner of Chinese Calligraphy
[edit]As a board member of the Association of Chinese Calligraphers in Manitoba, Caroline plays a vital role in consistently promoting the art of Chinese calligraphy and Chinese traditional culture. Her artwork is both conceptually refined and emotionally expressive, reflecting a deep reverence for classical aesthetics while embracing contemporary interpretations. She regularly contributes to workshops and cultural events that foster cross-cultural appreciation and artistic dialogue.
Volunteer & Community Engagement
[edit]Caroline began her volunteer journey in 2008 with Angel Mom Fund,[10] a grassroots non-profit organization. As a young mother, she deeply resonated with Angel Mom's philosophy: that every child deserves a mother's love. She contributed her resources and skills to help promote the organization's brand and events. In recognition of her consistent efforts, she was honored as one of the Top 10 Volunteers in 2015. Caroline also served as a fundraising volunteer ambassador for several small non-profit organizations in China.
After moving to Canada in 2019, Caroline embraced a new volunteer lifestyle in Winnipeg. From Folklorama and the Fringe Festival to Osborne Village Music Fest, Canada Day celebrations, and the Assiniboine Zoo - her footprints could be seen everywhere. Over the past three years, she has consistently contributed to local festivals and family events as a face painter. Her ability to connect with audiences of all ages through art and culture makes her a distinctive presence in Winnipeg's multicultural arts scene.
References
[edit]- ^ http://www.csrconsulting.com.cn/
- ^ http://new.kidsrkidschina.com/
- ^ https://fleishmanhillard.cn/
- ^ https://weibo.com/u/1402978511
- ^ http://www.fenghuavoice.ca/index.html
- ^ https://localgardener.net/
- ^ https://lifestyles55.net/
- ^ https://uniter.ca/author/caroline-fu
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/@PrajnaHerald
- ^ https://www.angelmom.org/