Hailing from the Seediq community of Alang Bwarung in Ren’ai Township, Nantou, she was deeply influenced by her grandmother and developed a love for traditional music and dance from an early age. Growing up in the church also immersed her in gospel music, gradually nurturing her passion for singing and performing. In 2004, she joined a band as the lead vocalist, beginning with cover songs before gradually moving into music-making. In 2024, she released her debut album Qrasun, blending soul, gospel, hip-hop, and traditional chants, and weaving together her life experiences, faith, and family bonds. Through music, she creates a living tapestry of cultural heritage. In 2025, this album earned her the Golden Melody Award for Best Indigenous Singer at the 36th edition, along with nominations in five other major categories.