Yu-jui Lu has studied documentaries at Tainan National University of the Arts. He is committed to documenting the continuous transformation of the industrial city of Kaohsiung. He’s caught numerous human stories from different corners of Kaohsiung. His works include Waiting for Fish, which reflects the economic changes from interviews with ordinary anglers; Freezing Point,  which is about the Indigenous Amis workers in a cold storage and on an open-ocean fishing boat, and A New Park, which discusses urban development. In 2010, his photographic work About Waving Good-bye—Three Years of Navigation continued on the theme of fishing crews and won the Kaohsiung Award. Today, he records ceaselessly the life story of Amis crews and the human side of Kaohsiung seaside culture.