Once bedridden for two-and-a-half years from age six to eight due to a heart condition, Frankie now travels the world, sharing her vision of a vegetarian lifestyle. She has visited more than 20 cities to spread her sustainability ethos. 

The founder of the first ever cultural centre in Shanghai that instructed foreigners in Chinese philosophy and tradition and culture, Frankie is now actively engaged in introducing creativity education to China from the UK.  

Since 2010, Frankie has become a global citizen based in the UK. During that time, she became the Director of International Development at Pate’s Grammar School; a Member of the NGO Committee on Status of Women in New York; a Facilitator of the United Nations World Interfaith Harmony Week; the Chair of the Parents League of Chinese Students In The UK Association, as well as the co-founder of the Global Institute of Creative Thinking, promoting creative education across the world.

Once thrilled that her organization hit a 500-yuan daily income ––about £50–– she now devotes most of the profit created by her enterprise to support philanthropic initiatives.