- Traei Tsai is a polyglot and speaks languages in various degrees of fluency: Native English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Japanese, French...etc.
- Traei Tsai became part of global cultural conversation during the pandemic through her lead role in Corona (2020), reported internationally as the first COVID-19 pandemic feature film. The project was featured in The Hollywood Reporter, The Guardian, The New York Times, BBC, CBC, Vancouver Sun, and Global News, and was highlighted in worldwide coverage examining early pandemic cinema, anti-Asian racism, and representation on screen.
- Through Her Stories Untold and the non-profit Her Journey Empowerment Society, founder and president Traei Tsai champions empowerment, inclusion, and narrative justice on a global scale. Her platforms highlight underrepresented voices through film, media, education, and community programs. Though grounded in women's experiences, Her Stories Untold welcomes all people, building a worldwide community united by empathy and mutual uplift.
- Traei Tsai's film Corona (2020) has been academically reviewed and cited in multiple scholarly works. It is analyzed in the British Association for American Studies' platform US Studies Online in the essay "Fear Is a Virus," which explores themes of xenophobia and pandemic-era representation. The film is also referenced in Mario Slugan's study Pandemic (Movies): A Pragmatic Analysis of a Nascent Genre and Georgios Pappas's scholarly review of Covid-19 screen narratives, positioning Corona as an early cultural text in academic discussions on pandemic cinema and media representation.
- Life reveals its truth in the quiet, unscripted moments we never see coming. - Traei Tsai(TM)
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