Xiangming Zeng

Uncle Zeng's daughter, Olivia Zeng, is a Canadian professional artist.

Awards

Olivia Zeng's painting, Remember, won the first-place award in the national Royal Canadian Legion Poster Contest in 2016.

The Royal Canadian Legion invited Olivia and her father Uncle Zeng to Ottawa to receive the award and scholarship.

At the awards ceremony, Olivia made a short speech to thank the Royal Canadian Legion, its president, and other officers.

Olivia received congratulations from an officer in the Royal Canadian Legion.

On November 11, 2016, Olivia was one of four representatives for all Canadian youth at the Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa. The ceremony was broadcast by CBC News in its Remembrance Day Special.

At the ceremony, David Johnston, the Governor General of Canada, led other Canadian officials and the youth representatives to pay respects to those who made sacrifices for Canada.

Governor General David Johnston and his wife, Sharon Johnston, welcomed the four youth representatives to Rideau Hall.

Governor General David Johnston and his wife, Sharon Johnston, welcomed Xiangming Zeng and Olivia Zeng to Rideau Hall.

The Royal Canadian Legion presented a special award to Gleneagle Secondary School, which Olivia Zeng attended. Olivia also received congratulations from the premier of British Columbia and the mayor of Ottawa, as well as thank-you letters from several schools in England.

Olivia Zeng's Awards

2012 -	Grade 9 Top Student at Gleneagle Secondary School
2014 -	First-place winner of the Vancouver Opus Outdoor Painting Challenge
2015 -	Grade 12 Top Student at Gleneagle Secondary School
2016 -	First-place winner of the Tri-cities High School Art Contest
2016 -	First-place winner of the Tri-cities High School Graduation Art Exhibition
2016 -	Recipient of the Governor General's Academic Medal for attaining the highest average grade (99.4%) among all graduates at her high school
2016 -	First-place winner of the Royal Canadian Legion's Senior Black & White Poster Contest (BC division)
2016 -	First-place winner of the Royal Canadian Legion's National Poster Contest