1984 and 1990

Handpicked by the then Ministry of Culture to represent Malaysia in the 3rd ASEAN Youth Music Camp in Manila, The Philippines and World Youth Music Camp in Kuala Lumpur. Followed symphony orchestra’s entourage on numerous occasions including participation in the South Australia Arts Festival. Toured Taiwan, Singapore and Thailand on tour concerts.

1993

Attended Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Chinese Musician, Hua Yan Jun (Ah Bing) International Seminar in Wuxi, China.

1994

Participated the 2nd China Music International Conference in Beijing, organized by North America China Music Association;
Conducted the premiere of the Erhu and Pipa Double Concerto: Southeast the Peacock Flies, penned by renowned composer Jin Xia Zai in Malaysia, in Commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of China-Malaysia Diplomatic Relations. For the event, he collaborated with China’s Pipa soloist Yang Wei and Erhu soloist Xiang Pei Xing.

1995 and 1996

Attended the International Brass Band Outdoor Performance Conference in Australia upon invitation.

1996

Appointed conductor for the 1st Malaysia National Youth Chinese Music Training Camp and National Hundred-Strong Musicians Chinese Orchestra performance;
Attended the World Brass Band Indoor & Outdoor Performance Association International Conference in Chicago, USA.

1997

Hired as Penang State Huayue Orchestra’s conductor by the Penang State Government

April, 1998

Assumes the role of guest conductor and lecturer by invitation from the Faculty of Chinese Music, Shanghai Conservatory of Music, of which is the one of the 4 largest music institutions in the world for 1 month.

1999

Maestro Lim’s profile was included in China’s Musicians Dictionary, published by China People’s Publishing Co.

October, 2000

Attended, by the invitation of China Musicians Association and International Musicians Confederation, the International Seminar for the Protection of Music Rights.

November, 2000

Participated the Cultural Perspective of Modern Chinese Music Exchange Seminar Programme

2002

Enrolled into the Class of Research of the Faculty of Arts, Peking University to study Cultural Arts Management Course.

End October, 2003

Upon invitation from the Phuket Tourism Authority , led Jit Sin (N.T.) High School Chinese Orchestra for a grand performance in Phuket Island, Thailand

Mid-May, 2004

Participated in National Professional Chinese Orchestra exhibition performance, organized by China National Symphonic Music Association

Mid-August 2004

Participated in 2004 Chinese Music Composition Symposium in Taipei, organized by the Council for Cultural Affairs (CCA), Taiwan (ROC).

January, 2005

Led  the Moral Uplifting Society's Chinese Orchestra to participate in 2nd Shanghai (Changshan Delta) Region Amateur Chinese Orchestras Showcase

July, 2005

Led Penang ProArt Chinese Orchestra, together with Music Director, Lim Soon Huat to Nanjing China for a Chinese music symphonic performance to commemorate The 600th Anniversary of the Voyage of Admiral Zheng He

Early August, 2005

Accompanied by Principal Fang Cheng, led Jit Sin (N.T.) Chinese Orchestra to bag the Sunshine Award in the 3rd Youth Chinese Orchestra Invitational Competition in Beijing. The Orchestra was commended Best Organization Prize, whereas Maestro Lim was awarded Consolation Prize for the conducting category.

December, 2006

Accompanied by the newly appointed Principal Tan Jin Zhong, led Jit Sin (N.T.) High School Chinese Orchestra to perform in Shatin Town Hall in Hong Kong.

1995

Awarded 1st Prize of the Foreign Category for the Welfare Cup ’95 International Chinese Musical Instruments Solo Competition, held in Beijing

1997

Presented her premiere erhu solo recital concert in Shanghai

1998

Given the honour to conduct the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra in 1998

1998

Graduated with an honours degree. She was commended with the Most Outstanding Foreign Students by the National Education Committee with the backing of her remarkable results. On top of that, she secured a full scholarship to further her studies to master degree in Chinese Instrumental Conducting. She went under the tutorship of Professor Xia Fei Yun and Theoretical lecturer Professor Chen Ying Shi .

2000

After graduating with a master degree, she returned to her homeland and became active in the music circle in performing, teaching and adjudicating.

2001

Invited to conduct The Legend of Sha Di Er concert in Taipei by Taipei Chinese Orchestra

2002

Invited to be an adjudicator of the 2nd International Chinese Music Festival

2002

Appointed as honorary member of the Committee for the Huqin Profession of the China Chinese Music Association.

2003

Invited to attend the 1st Chinese Music Conducting Arts Theory Seminar, at the same time was appointed as honorary member of the Committee for the Conducting Profession of the China Chinese Music Association.

2004

Presented the premiere performance of Lu Liang Hui’s Rhymes of Xinjiang Dance in the 1st International Hu-Qin Arts Festival and Wuxi International Chinese Music Festival in Xuzhou, China, upon invitation.

2005

By invitation, she conducted Professional Cultural Centre Orchestra (PCCO) in a concert named “Legends of the Lands Beyond the Great Wall”

2006

Led ProArt Chinese Orchestra to Hangzhou China to participate in 2006 1st Hangzhou Local and Overseas Jiang Nan Ensemble Invitational Competition. The orchestra was subsequently awarded Outstanding Performance Prize.

2006

Upon invitation by the Beijing Education Department, conducted ProArt Chinese Orchestra for a showcase in Beijing in conjunction with 2006 Beijing International Youth Arts Week.