Oi Ling’s vision of empowering the youth of today with moral values, and knowledge of their national history, and philosophy drove her to establish the cultural events organized by this center, a non-profit organization based in Hong Kong.

The Chinese Cultural Studies Center library, located in Central Hong Kong, is a unique private collection of books and rare Chinese manuscripts. Much of the library's resources started off as part of the personal collection of Ms. Oi Ling Chiang. Her focused interest in Chinese culture and work brought her into close contact with various materials on Chinese culture, the acquisition of which gradually led to a rich collection of resources.

The Center has an onsite library whose mission is to provide comprehensive resources and services including, non-antiquarian textual bibliographies, informational and reference books on Chinese history, arts, literature, architectural studies, and archaeological reports and archaeological periodicals such as《考古》﹑《文物》and《考古學報》.

Established in 1996 as a family business, Oi Ling Antiques specializes in genuine Chinese Antiques and Works of Art. With its gallery located on the famed Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, Oi Ling Antiques is one of the most respected Chinese Antique dealers on local and international stages with an outstanding reputation for expertise and integrity.

Called upon by the likes of Christies, Sothebys, various museum curators, and private collectors, Oi Ling has built an outstanding reputation over decades.

Oi Ling has served on vetting committees for prestigious Asian Antique exhibitions around the world, is a featured contributor on Chinese culture to various publications, and has been featured in both the local and international press such as CNN. She was the first dealer in Asia to have the honor of being invited to join the esteemed “Syndicat National des Antiquaires” (France).

Oi Ling Chiang is one of 8 siblings born in Hong Kong to parents from mainland China. She was raised and educated in Hong Kong and then in the United States, earning a Master's degree in English and Linguistics from Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.

Together with 2 of her siblings Oi Ling started her antique business with a gallery on the famed Hollywood Road within the antique district of Hong Kong.