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Some of the best moments are found in the simplest things. Recently, I visited a friend with an incredible eye for beauty and tradition. Surrounded by beautiful teapots, ceramics, antiques and carefully collected objects, we spent a quiet afternoon drinking tea, sharing stories and enjoying good conversation. There was something special about the atmosphere — warm, timeless and deeply personal. Every piece seemed to have its own story, and together they created a space where

A few weeks ago, at a small regional auction house here in Australia, I picked up something that stopped me in my tracks the moment I saw it in person: a large carved wooden figure of a Buddhist guardian king, standing roughly 130cm tall and weighing close to 50kg. This was clearly never meant for a living room shelf. Everything about its scale and presence says it once stood watch in a temple hall. I want to walk you through what I'm seeing, what I think I know, and what I'm

A gala dinner was recently held to celebrate Councillor Steven Huang's 15th anniversary in public service, drawing a warm turnout of community members. Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner joined as a special guest to celebrate the milestone. As a highlight of the evening, renowned calligrapher (owner of Yukun Furniture) Zhu Yukun was invited to create a striking piece of traditional Chinese calligraphy live on stage. The finished scroll, rich in poetic imagery celebrating Br

There is something timeless about a brush, a sheet of paper, and a peaceful morning. For centuries, Chinese scholars began their day with calligraphy. Rather than simply practicing handwriting, they believed that every brushstroke reflected the state of one's mind. Calm writing created a calm heart. Today, these traditional works continue to inspire modern homes, bringing together art, philosophy, and interior decoration.