and communities in the social and welfare work in South Australia, Giang left paid work in late 2008 to pursue a new path in Metaphysics and Complementary and Alternative Medicine with all its various holistic therapies. Awards In 2003, Giang was awarded a Centenary Medal by the Governor-General of Australia for her services, particularly in the social and welfare service to refugee communities. In 2006, Giang received a Rotary International Outstanding Employee Award. In Vietnamese literature, Giang appears under the pen name of Hoàng Huy Giang. Some of her popular stories are "Tà Áo Bay Bên Trời Quê Đất Khách" (re the history of the Vietnamese costume "Ao Dai") and "Trăng Vỡ Trên Đỉnh Hoàng Liên Sơn" (The moon broken on the summit of Mt Fansipan). Giang has published two Vietnamese poems and novels books entitled "Khi Người Ta Đang Yêu" (1997 – ) and "Màu Tím Pensée" (2004 – ). References External links Australian film actresses Vietnamese film actresses Year of birth missing (living people) Living people People from Ho Chi Minh City Vietnamese emigrants to Australia Actresses of Vietnamese descent Actresses from Adelaide 20th-century Vietnamese actresses 21st-century Vietnamese actresses