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1995
Taipei (Taiwan)
At the age of 12, she enrolled at the Real Conservatorio Profesional de Danza, becoming the first Taiwanese student to do so. There, she specialised in Spanish dance. Since 2022, she has been a member of the Ballet Nacional de España's Corps of Ballet.
Since 2022, under the directorship of Rubén Olmo.
In 2006, Yu-Hsien chose to return to her home country and share what she had learned with children in Taiwan. She began working as a Spanish dance and art teacher at the Taiwan Mountain School (Taoyuan, Kaohsiung, Nan’ao and Wuta), alongside her mother, Lien Hua Ho. It was there that she began to develop her career in teaching and creation, always understanding life through dance. In Taiwan, she taught her students the techniques of Spanish dance. Her recognition as an expert in Spanish dance in Taiwan encouraged her to embark on a professional career as an artist.
In 2017, she received two grants from Taiwan’s National Arts Council for the project Vuela Vuela. In 2021, she received four grants from Taiwan’s Ministry of Arts for the creation of Carmen Bolero Inmortal. Most recently, she received three grants from Taiwan’s Ministry of Arts for Cuando respira sin ningún sentido.
Eterno Retorno, a choreography that received First Prize at the 31st Spanish Dance and Flamenco Choreography Competition. In 2021, she created Carmen Bolero Inmortal. Cuando respira sin ningún sentido. In 2017, she choreographed the piece Vuela Vuela.
She began dancing at the age of three with her mother, who was also a dancer. From a very young age, her family inspired her love of dance, while the warmth of Taiwan’s natural surroundings and its people played a key role in encouraging her to pursue dance professionally.
In 2015, she received Third Prize at the Almería International Dance Competition. That same year, she also received an award at the Japan International Dance Competition. In 2017, she was awarded Second and Third Prizes at the Japan International Dance Competition. In 2021, she won the Taiwan International Arts Festival Competition with Jambattle. In 2022, she received First Prize at the 31st Spanish Dance and Flamenco Choreography Competition.
