Born in Guizhou, China. I came to Japan when I was in junior high school, and then went on to high school and university in Japan. While living in Japan, I became interested in the "craftsmanship culture" unique to Japan, which is persistent in manufacturing, and one day I wanted to support that activity. When I was conducting corporate research while cherishing this thought in my job hunting, I happened to meet TBK, which is an automotive parts manufacturer. I was attracted to seeing various nationalities cooperated with each other to create a one-of-a-kind product. The main motivation for joining TBK was that I wanted to become a member and grow together with them. Also, though I noticed after joining TBK, the fact that many women are active also gives me a sense of security.

The Purchasing Division is a workplace where many friendly, enthusiastic, and caring members are active. When I didn't know anything when I just joined TBK, my senior asked me, "If you have any questions, feel free to ask me anything." Before hearing this word, I thought "I'm from a liberal arts field. I don't have much knowledge of products and materials compared to the person from a science field. That's why I have to work harder than others," But when I heard that word, I was relieved and I can start to work with peace of mind. I am also grateful for the in-house study session held once a week. In such sessions, we introduce the latest status of the projects we are in charge of each other, and we can learn the know-how of veterans. It is also a great opportunity for young people to improve their presentation skills. Such a generous environment has been the driving force behind my growth so far.