With the diffusion of gender equality awareness, women's status and rights have been elevated and more protected. Although many restrictions on Southeast Asia women's participation in social affairs have gradually removed, they still exist. As a minority ethnic, Malaysian Chinese woman who grew up in a multicultural society, on the one hand, she was educated by modern education, but also inherited the expectations of a good wife and mother. Family burden and social pressure seem to reduce the space for Chinese women to develop their talents. In Malaysia, the social participation of Chinese women and their contribution to national development have not attracted much attention. Because related research is rare and lacks in-depth case analysis, this study has combined interviews and literature; this paper takes two Taiwan Alumni-Penny Yong Kiat and Por Hong Heong. A case study analyzes the growth background and cross-border experience and makes them catalyst of progressive value to promote social change during Malaysia's democratic transitional period. Moreover, to explore the factors that influence the social participation of contemporary Malaysian Chinese women.
