Tai Dongqun


Tai Dongqun (Tai Dong-sh-way) is a Chinese-Canadian Adoptee. She has lived in Asia for several years: China, Japan, Thailand, and Indonesia. Her hobbies are traveling and exploring new places. She has traveled to multiple countries in Asia: Thailand, Singapore, China, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and many more.
Dongqun attended an art college and graduated with a BFA. She decided to choose the path of writing and illustration. She does illustrations for her books and other authors. She also does cosplay and modeling for fun; diagnosed in late 2025 with diabetes and is embracing her change of lifestyle.
Why be private? (What is a Transracial Adoptee?)
People might say that they want to keep their face private, and that is somewhat true in my case…but I never loved my face and struggle to look in the mirror as a whole. I love changing my hair, whether it be cutting it differently, styling it, or coloring it. I struggle to accept that I’m Asian, especially with my looks. I was adopted by white people, so I have trouble connecting myself to Chinese culture. I see myself and identify as white, since I have no actual Asian culture. It might be sad to hear, but I have accepted it that I am a sheep in wolf’s clothing.






































