Born in Shanghai, I migrated to Australia in 2007 with a bachelor of law degree and master of philosophy degree from Fudan University.

I commenced working in MinterEllison Melbourne office in 2008, during which time I completed a Juris Doctor degree at Monash University.

With dual education and qualification background in both jurisdictions, I have naturally played an active role in MinterEllison’s China inbound transactions for over 15 years now.

I have acted for various clients in a range of general corporate work, including a number of China’s State-owned and private enterprises in takeovers, mergers and acquisitions, IPOs/ASX listings, joint ventures and project exploration and development.

My experience extends to cross-border investments and divestments in Australia and overseas. I also advise on securities laws and regulations, ASX listing requirements, contractual matters and corporations law compliance issues.

While I am naturally involved in many matters involving Chinese parties, I am an experienced transactions lawyer across the firm’s client base more broadly. I have capability across all aspects of a sale transaction, from due diligence, to competitive sales processes, to drafting and negotiation of transaction documentation. I am valued for my commercial judgment, pragmatism and project management skills.

I speak fluent English and mandarin.

Career highlights

• Acted for Jangho Group Co., Ltd on the takeover of Vision Eye Institute Limited.
• Acted on the acquisition and disposal of stakes in ASX listed companies in various sectors.
• Acted on the sale of Bevilles to ASX listed Michael Hill.
• Acted on the acquisition and subsequent sale of one of Melbourne’s major hotels.
• Acted on the sale of Fliteboard to Brunswick Corporation.
• Acted for a bidder in the Loy Yang B power station sale process.
• Acted on sales, acquisitions and joint ventures in various sectors, including property development, mining/resources, renewable energy and fast moving consumer goods.

• MinterEllison advises Fu Wah on Australia's largest hotel transaction of 2025
  

  MinterEllison has advised Fu Wah Group (Fu Wah), a privately owned real estate developer and investment firm, on the sale of the Park Hyatt Melbourne to Thai hospitality group KS Hotels for over A$200 million, following a competitive sale process. This deal marks the largest hotel transaction in Australia to date in 2025.