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Liang Zhun was born in 1967 in Canton. She settled in Chengdu, Sichuan, in 1989, and soon discovered her vocation as photographer and reporter, visiting all minorities groups of Southwest China, and publishing extensively in several Chinese magazines. She has authored or co-authored several books. In 2008 she was a volunteer for five months after the earthquake that struck northern Sichuan and adjacent regions. in May 2009 she published a stunning photographic testimony on the earthquake and subsequent humane reconstruction in the area ("I heard your breathing", Sichuan Minorities Press.) She has now moved to Shanghai where she directs A-Z Cultural Enterprise and works on documentary projects. She is a member of China's ethnographic photographers association.
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