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FAO Food Price Index

by Food and Agriculture Administration, UN appears in Features section of issue XXXVIII (38) No.4 April 2023  pdf

A detailed look at the future of worldwide food availability.

A Professor Who Challenges the Washington Consensus on China

by Ian Johnson appears in Opinion section of issue XXXVIII (38) No.3 January 2023  pdf

Jessica Chen Weiss, a political activist working towards stamping out racism for Chinese-Americans comments on the Biden administrations lack of resolve.

Enough. Those of Us Caught in the Middle of U.S.-China Tensions Must Speak Up Now

by Brian Wong appears in Features section of issue XXXVIII (38) No.2 October 2022  pdf

Brian drops us into the middle of U.S. and China tensions. He discusses the causes, and what he feels is necessary on the horizon to mitigate hostilities.

Retelling Seattle’s story from an Asian and Indigenous perspective

by Megan Asaka appears in Features section of issue XXXVIII (38) No.2 October 2022  pdf

Megan draws a connection between Asian’s in Seattle, and Seattle’s indigenous population.

The Chinese Question

by Mae Ngai appears in Book Review section of issue XXXVIII (38) No.1 July 2022  pdf

Mae gives a brief overview of her book ‘The Chinese Question’.

Stunning Discoveries at China’s Sanxingdui Ruins

by GlobalTimes.cn appears in Features section of issue XXXVI (36) No.4 April 2021  pdf

A look the some of the amazing artifacts found in the ruins of Sanxingdui, a 3000 year old Guanghan historical site.

Sanxingdui Culture (Bronze Age)

by HistoryFiles.co.uk appears in Features section of issue XXXVI (36) No.4 April 2021  pdf

The history and culture of Sanxingdui, a historical site located near Chengdu, in the Sichuan province.

China experiencing a drone ‘revolution’ in agriculture

by Dave Makichuk appears in Features section of issue XXXVI (36) No.3 January 2021  pdf

The employment of drones in the agriculture workforce has been showing an increase in productivity.

Behind Hong Kong’s Glamorous Facade

by Naomi Ng appears in Features section of issue XXXV (35) No.2 October 2019  pdf

Expose on the flip side of Hong Kong’s public façade.

An alternative view of HK protests

by George Koo appears in Commentary section of issue XXXV (35) No.2 October 2019  pdf

George comments on the recent unrest and protest in Hong Kong.

Lessons from the recent Taiwan election

by George Koo appears in Commentary section of issue XXXIV (34) No.3 January 2019  pdf

George looks at the results of the latest elections in Taiwan and the factors that may have driven such results.

Huge Turnout for The First FAI – ASFC World Fly-In Expo in Wuhan, China

by www.fai.org appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.3 January 2018  pdf

Approximately 300,000 attended the event which featured exhibitions, hot air balloons, paramotor craft, skydivers, and hot air balloon weddings.

The Michael Wood Interview

by Graham Fuller appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.3 January 2018  pdf

An interview with the writer and host of the PBS 6-part series, The Story of China, Michael Wood.

War on Poverty

by Rob Schmitz/NPR appears in Editorial section of issue XXXIII (33) No.2 October 2017  pdf

Moving farmers to the city in hopes that it will raise them to join the middle class.

China moves closer toward a cashless society

by Xinhua appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.2 October 2017  pdf

How China is overturning their cash-based society.

Alipay and WeChat Prove That China’s Future Is Cashless

by Chen Ronggang appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.2 October 2017  pdf

China expands its cashless system.

The Magnificent Forbidden City

by www.chinadiscovery.com appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.1 July 2017  pdf

History, architecture, culture, among the highlights of this amazing city.

THE GRAND CANAL of CHINA

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.2 October 2016  pdf

Ruby takes us on an unforgettable journey along the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

Childhood Inspiration

by Zheping Huang appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.1 July 2016  pdf

He Jiang became the first Chinese student to deliver a graduation speech at Harvard.

Blind Man and His Armless Friend Spend Years Planting 10,000 Trees in China

by Staff appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.1 July 2016  pdf

Friendship can build bridges that can even cross disabilities.

The Chinese American Silence

by Li Jin appears in Commentary section of issue XXXI (31) No.4 April 2016  pdf

A look at factors that include a cultural indifference to politics.

1886 Riots in Seattle

by Daniel Demay appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.4 April 2016  pdf

Anti-Chinese feelings on the U. S. west coast escalated.

Journey to Shangri-La

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.4 April 2016  pdf

Ruby takes us on a very interesting journey through Yunnany, a Chinese province in the southwest.

Seeking Balance

by Carson Tavenner appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.3 January 2016  pdf

How might we understand the ebb and flow of our relationships.

Peng Liyuan won hearts inside and outside of China

by Raymond Zhou appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.2 October 2015  pdf

Through her two speeches at the UN, Peng Liyuan, China’s First Lady, won hearts.

Is Japan the Right Partner for the U.S.?

by George Koo appears in Commentary section of issue XXXI (31) No.1 July 2015  pdf

Dr. Koo looks at the cultural and character differences between the US and Japan.

Invaluable Insight into China

by Jay Hsu,Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015  pdf

The Chinese language channel CCTV-4 provided a rare and beautiful look at China in its program ‘On the Way’.

A message in a bottle to the woman I’ll become

by Emily Ge appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015  pdf

Reminders or things to be thankful for, and hopes for the future.

A Treasure Book of Angel Island Poetry

by Foster Stockwell appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015  pdf

Foster opens our eyes to the wonderful collection of poetry from Angel Island.

My Grandparents – Living Roots Sunk in Chinese Memory

by Emily Ge appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.2 October 2014  pdf

Culture shock, as old meets new.

The Lee Family in America

by Foster Stockwell appears in Events section of issue XXX (30) No.2 October 2014  pdf

MOCA, the Museum of Chinese in America, is hosting an exhibit surrounding the distinguished Lee family.

Seeking Harmony Among Conflicts

by Staff appears in Editorial section of issue XXX (30) No.1 July 2014  pdf

The Chinese Concept of Yin-Yang

Reflections: Why did the Massacre Happen?

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.1 July 2014  pdf

A look back through the view from the Memorial Hall.

Young Chinese Women Today

by Nielson Report appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013  pdf

Women are becoming a major economic force in China.

An American Gem

by Deanna Duff appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013  pdf

Wing Luke Museum, now an affiliated National Parks site.

A Profile in Courage and Dedication

by Don To appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.3 January 2013  pdf

In 1988, after reading several books written by journalists and professors investigating the history of the Nanking Massacre, Tamaki Matsuoka? realized that there were drastically contradictory assertions about what actually happened in Nanking.

It really was a dark and stormy night

by Philip J. Cunningham appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.3 January 2013  pdf

Back in my hometown on Long Island over the weekend for a Lynbrook High School high school reunion, onward travel became impossible and I ended up getting a front-row seat as the Atlantic Ocean released a once-in-a-century fury.

China Copes with ‘Disturbances’

by http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/ 08/06/2012 appears in Commentary section of issue XXVIII (28) No.2 October 2012  pdf

Comments about how China should stick to the mutual benefit policy.

Confucius Culture in the United States

by People’s Daily 06/27/2012 appears in News section of issue XXVIII (28) No.2 October 2012  pdf

Confucius has been in the United States for nearly 300 years.

The Buddhist Caves of Dunhuang

by Mimi Gates appears in Editorial section of issue XXVIII (28) No.1 July 2012  pdf

Rich cultural and historical treasures can be found in the Buddhist Caves of Dunhuang.

A mother dies, a way of life recedes

by Peter Eng appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.1 July 2012  pdf

When his 89-year-old mother died, Peter Eng buried the last living link to his family’s Chinese culture, save for a shoebox of old photos and letters in a forgotten language.

Teaching Adventures in Cambodia, Taiwan, and Japan

by Florence Jue appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.4 April 2012  pdf

Florence recalls her time teaching in various cultural settings.

Precious Materials

by Staff appears in Discovery section of issue XXVII (27) No.4 April 2012  pdf

Brief report on archeological finds in China

Life is a Journey…

by Darryl N. Johnson appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.3 January 2012  pdf

How China has changed in the 20th century.

China Club of Seattle

by Staff appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.3 January 2012  pdf

A quick look at the China Club of Seattle, it’s history and focus.

A Journey in History

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.3 January 2012  pdf

Ruby’s exciting and inspiring trip through China’s history.

Recollections of Guling 2011

by Rodger Winn appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.3 January 2012  pdf

The authors recollection of childhood life in Guling.

The China Challenge

by Henry Kissinger appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.2 October 2011  pdf

An adaptation from Dr. Henry Kissinger’s ‘On China’.

Harmony

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.2 October 2011  pdf

An insightful discussion of the history and co-existence of Confucianism, Taoism/Daoism, and Buddhism.

CONFUSION ON CONFUCIUS

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.1 July 2011  pdf

An insightful look at the man from Qufu, his ideals, and his impact

A new approach

by Wei Ji Ma,Diane Geng,Sara Lam appears in Features section of issue XXVII (27) No.1 July 2011  pdf

RCEF, the Rural China Education Foundation, founded in 2005

A Tale of Two Cultures

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011  pdf

The cultural differences that make China and the U.S. great.

The Garden

by Seattle Chinese Garden appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011  pdf

All about the Seattle Chinese Garden, or Xi Huan Yuan.

James Dawson Talking About His Association with the Garden

by James Dawson appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011  pdf

A conversation with James Dawson on the Seattle Chinese Garden.

Seeking Accurate Cultural Representation

by Minjie Chen appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011  pdf

This 2010 Virginia Hamilton Essay award winning article discusses representation in fiction and non-fiction.

Roadmapping Asia Pacific Universities

by Da Hsuan Feng appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.3 January 2011  pdf

Asian-Pacific universities need to harmonize eastern and western cultures for success.

Seeking Accurate Cultural Representation [Part 1]

by Minjie Chen appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.3 January 2011  pdf

Part 1 of this 2010 Virginia Hamilton Essay award winning article that discusses representation in fiction and non-fiction.

Lost in Translation, Lost At Sea

by Philip J. Cunningham appears in Commentary section of issue XXVI (26) No.2 October 2010  pdf

Problems due to divergent cultural norms.

a dream of the invisible pavilion

by David Gosset appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.1 July 2010  pdf

A look at the Shanghai World Expo of 2010.

Hakka Land and RoundHouses

by George Koo appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.1 July 2010  pdf

George takes us through a journey through the UNESCO World Heritage buildings, known as Hakka Roundhouses

The Roles of The United States and China

by Jon Huntsman appears in Editorial section of issue XXV (25) No.4 April 2010  pdf

: Jon Huntsman’s vow to improve the human condition regardless of which side of the Pacific one is from.

Physics in China

by Charles Day appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.4 April 2010  pdf

A look at what makes China’s physics program different

Understanding Modern China

by Rodger Winn appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.4 April 2010  pdf

A look at how Confucianism plays a big part in Modern China

Confucianism

by Sri Swami Sivananda appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.4 April 2010  pdf

Philosophical discussion of the directions of Confucianism

Weiqi: A Symbol of the Chinese Experience

by David Gosset appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.3 January 2010  pdf

Strategy and Weiqi

China: Introduction to the Book, China(Part IV)

by Hong-Yee Chiu appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.3 January 2010  pdf

East meets West and the issues.

The Uyghurs and China

by George Koo appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.3 January 2010  pdf

George outlines the efforts to distinguish cultures.

A Journey Home

by Richard King appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.3 January 2010  pdf

Richard observations during a trip back to China.

China: Introduction to the Book, China (Part III)

by Hong-Yee Chiu appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

Part 3 of the introduction to the book China, by Hong-Yee Chiu

A Century of Chinese Exclusion Abroad: Preface

by I-Yao Shen appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

A discussion of the effects of the Exclusion Act both domestically and abroad.

Opportunity to Gain Acceptance

by Trish Hackett Nicola appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

A look at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, it’s problems, impacts, and lasting effects.

Lighting a Candle

by Philip J. Cunningham appears in Commentary section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

Philip discusses the lighting of the Empire State building in celebration of China’s National Day.

Transformational Diplomacy or Delusion?

by Stanton Jue appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

Discussions about Hillary Rhodam Clinton’s first visit to China as the U.S. Secretary of State and a May congressional delegation led by Nancy Pelosi.

Still the "Other?"

by Kelly Whitley,C100 appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

A Committee of 100 Report: Still the “Other?”: Public Attitudes Toward Chinese and Asian Americans, indicates that Asian Americans are still the "other," despite their contributions to the U.S.

China: Introduction to the Book, China (Part II)

by Hong-Yee Chiu appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

Part II of the introduction to the book China, by Hong-Yee Chiu.

California Coming to Grips with Its Past Persecution of Chinese Immigrants

by Ivy Lee appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

A look at the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 and the changes that still need to occur. ACR 42 (California) is an attempt to correct this situation.

Chinese Experience in Singapore

by Da Hsuan Feng appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

Some history of Quemoy Island and a speech made by Han Chuan, a well-known poet from Singapore.

ARTIST LEI YIXIN FACED CONTROVERSY

by Lisa Chiu appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

A look at the racism issue surrounding Lei Yixin’s statue of Martin Luther King Jr.

Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

by Chinese in Northwest America Research Committee appears in Editorial section of issue xxv (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

Flyer for the AYPE, held September 12-13, 2009.

My Chinese Name

by Frank Wu appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.4 April 2009  pdf

A discussion about the problems with assimilating Chinese names into the American framework.

Artifact of Disposal

by Scott L. Fedick appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.4 April 2009  pdf

A plea to Riverside, California to protect and preserve the historic Riverside Chinatown archeological site.

Opinion: Tibet, The True and The False

by Victor Gao appears in Commentary section of issue XXIV (24) No.4 April 2009  pdf

Victor comments on the differences between East and West regarding religious freedom.

What America Needs to Know About China

by George Koo appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.3 January 2009  pdf

Dr. Koo endeavors to bring an understanding of China, as it is, to Americans who carry preconceived and outdated notions about China.

The 25th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival

by Staff appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.3 January 2009  pdf

Exquisite ice and snow carvings delight visitors to the Ice and Snow World Park in Harbin, found in Heilongjiang Province.

The Post American World

by Fareed Zakaria appears in Editorial section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Fareed talks about the rise of the rest of the world and the role the United States has as rule-maker.

Aixin (loving heart)

by T. K. Chu appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Aixin, a social spirit and propaganda. A look at the concept of ‘loving heart’.

An Avant-garde Architect Reinvents Seattle's New Library

by Rosemarie Buchanan appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

A piece about Rem Koolhaas, the architect of Seattle’s Central Library.

KFC in Hanoi

by Xiao-huang Yin appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

A look at the attitudes between members of the Asian communities, after modernization.

Beijing 2008 Q & A: An Interview with Susan Brownell

by Daniel Beeknaan appears in 2008 Summer Olympic Games section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Insights from and the history of Dr. Susan Brownell.

A brilliantly colored window to understanding

by Ivy Lee appears in 2008 Summer Olympic Games section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Disparity between images of China presented by the media, and the government efforts to beautify the land did not go unnoticed in this article.

Excerpts

by Tony Blair, Orville Schell, Thomas L. Friedman, Barbara Demick, Jim Yardley, Robert Kravitz appears in 2008 Summer Olympic Games section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Various snippets of opinions/observations concerning the 2008 Summer Olympic Games.

Three Books

by J. F. Lo appears in Book Review section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

J. F. Lo reviews three books, ‘Peony in Love’, ‘A Thousand Miles of Dreams’, and ‘The Eighth Promise’.

Book Review: Angel Island

by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Walter looks into the book ‘Angel Island’ by Branwell Fanning and William Wong.

A Glimpse at Recent News

by Staff appears in News section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Snippets of news regarding the Paralympics held in Beijing, the Shenzhou VII satellite, Tainted Milk, and the crisis with the Global Financial Credit Market.

China and the World

by Bhumika Ghimire, Dr. Sheng-Wei Wang appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.1 July 2008  pdf

Dr. Sheng-Wei Wang talks about Nepal, China, and India’s influence, in this interview conducted by Bhumika Ghimire.

“NOT JUST ANOTHER COUNTRY” THE OLMERT FAMILY SOJOURN THROUGH CHINA

by Jonathan Goldstein appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.1 July 2008  pdf

The history of the Olmert family, and how it gained political prominence.

The Truth About Tibet

by I-Yao Shen appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.1 July 2008  pdf

The China-Tibet relationship, history, problems, and outlook.

Tibet: Serenity Returns

by Louise Blouin appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.1 July 2008  pdf

Internal politics, the economy, and cultural aspects are brought to light.

Immigrate Assimilate

by Amy Chua appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008  pdf

Amy discusses issues surrounding the assimilation of cultures into the U.S. fabric through immigration.

What Jefferson and Adams Might Tell Mitt Romney

by David Ignatius appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008  pdf

Strong positions on religion in government, from the U.S.’s founding fathers.

Phoenix, Arise !

by Catherine Li appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008  pdf

A look at the Vietnamese, war, and the French Colonial period.

Tibet Movement Could Backfire on America

by Alice Ewing appears in Essays on Tibet section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008  pdf

Distortions caused by the Tibet Movement, may have repercussions in the U.S.

Myth and Reality

by Foster Stockwell appears in Essays on Tibet section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008  pdf

Foster guides us through Tibetan history.

Chinese in St Louis: 1857-2007

by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XXIII (23) No.4 April 2008  pdf

Walter opens this amazing book by Dr. Huping Ling, which illustrates the history, culture, and the challenges for the Chinese in St. Louis.

Survey of Fear and Hope

by C100, Committee of 100 appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.3 January 2008  pdf

Results of a survey covering perceived hope and fear.

Integrating U.S. and China Views Can Build Bridges

by Frank H. Wu appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.3 January 2008  pdf

Paradox of hope and fear, and how China and the U.S. are rising to the challenges of effective trade.

Tea Culture and Sino-American Tea Connections

by Yang, Zhao-Di appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.2 October 2007  pdf

This article covers the cultural aspects surrounding the simple beverage known as tea.

Books in China’s Bookstores

by T. K. Chu appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.2 October 2007  pdf

T. K. Chu talks about how the culture is reflected in the books found in Chinese bookstores.

Morality and the Moral Person

by T.C. Peng appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.2 October 2007  pdf

A deep discussion on the definition and pragmatic approach to morality.

Where Have the Flowers Gone?

by Catherine Li appears in Essay section of issue XXIII (23) No.2 October 2007  pdf

An essay about Catherine’s late husband, filled with beautiful verbal imagery.

Dialogue — Two Distinguished Chinese-Americans Discuss U.S. Policies Towards China

by Paoshu Ko,Stanton Jue appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007  pdf

Racism, fed by history, permeates U.S. policies towards China.

Good Eats

by Guy N. Evans appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007  pdf

Guy takes us on an exciting journey of tastes and new experiences.

Sage Advice: What Makes a Gentleman

by Confucius appears in Editorial section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007  pdf

Confucius advises to treat others as you would like to be treated.

Narcissus from Afar

by Catherine Li appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007  pdf

What does a Narcissus mean? Catherine provides the answer.

Do well while do good!

by Da Hsuan Feng appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007  pdf

While there is an emphasis on making money, it’s also possible to include solving social ills at the same time.

Notes of a Trip to Vietnam from a Chinese American Perspective

by George Koo appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007  pdf

George takes us on an amazing adventure, through his eyes, of Vietnam.

Making It in America

by James Wei appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007  pdf

The trials and expectations of Chinese American students concerning survival in the U.S.

What Does It Mean To Be Chinese or Asian American?

by Victoria Hu appears in Commentary section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007  pdf

Victoria outlines the issues she observed growing up in the U.S.

The Wisdom of Confucius

by Reverand Krista Taves appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.3 January 2007  pdf

A look at how five simple keys can lead to universal harmony.

Destination: Cambodia

by Stanton Jue appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.3 January 2007  pdf

Stanton illuminates his time as a Chinese Affairs Officer for the Foreign Service.

The Peony Pavilion–In Celebration of Youth, Love, and Life

by Catherine Li appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.3 January 2007  pdf

A review of the opera ‘The Peony Pavilion’.

How I Enjoyed The Peony Pavilion!

by Chia-Hui Shih appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.3 January 2007  pdf

Chia-Hui Shih takes us deep into ‘The Peony Pavilion’, a masterful opera written by Tang Xianzu.

The 200 Millionth American

by Jonathan Tilove appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.2 October 2006  pdf

Robert Ken Woo Jr., born in 1967, was then identified as the 200 millionth American.

Community Hearing: Coalition for Comprehensive Immigration Reform

by Bettie Sing Luke appears in Events section of issue XXII (22) No.2 October 2006  pdf

A strong speech given by Bettie Sing Luke as a call to action over Immigration Reform.

“Facts” replaced understanding

by Will Durante appears in Editorial section of issue XXII (22) No.1 July 2006  pdf

American Historian Will Durante, quote.

Remembering my Father, Dr. Feng Shan Ho

by Manli Ho appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.1 July 2006  pdf

Manli Ho illuminates the work performed by the Chinese Consul General in Austria (1938-1940), Dr. Feng Shan Ho.

How to Join the American Mainstream?

by Tzy C.(T.C.) Peng appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.1 July 2006  pdf

Adapting to the U.S., cultural issues that must be overcome to reach a mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence.

Not One of Them

by Tian Kisch appears in Features section of issue XXII (22) No.1 July 2006  pdf

On using the word ‘unique’ as a descriptor.

Stories Not to be Forgotten

by Betty Lock appears in Book Review section of issue XXII (22) No.1 July 2006  pdf

Stories Not to be Forgotten, written by Sam Wong, © 2006, ISBN 2-0-0590484-8 (paperback).

Taiwan and the Sino-American Relationship: Thoughtful Management, Consistent Attention

by U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.4 April 2006  pdf

Senator Dianne Feinstein addresses the Committee of 100 about the rise of modern China.

Moving Asian Americans into the Corner Office

by S. K. Gupta appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.4 April 2006  pdf

S. K. Gupta, VP of Operations at Lockheed Martin Space Systems talks about three guiding rules.

A Master of Flamboyant Insensitivity working overtime

by Philip J. Cunningham appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.4 April 2006  pdf

Philip discusses issues with the unconventional behavior of the Japanese Foreign Minister, Aso Taro.

The Importance of Group Political Clout

by S. B. Woo appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.4 April 2006  pdf

S. B. Woo covers topics such as racism, and whether Asian-Americans should form their own political group to advance Asian-American initiatives.

A Story of “West Meets East”

by Eric Goldscheider appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.4 April 2006  pdf

Citing China’s ‘One Child Policy’, many children were put up for foreign adoption. Sociologist Richard Tessler studied how well these adopted children were doing after being displaced. The book ‘West Meets East: Americans Adopt Chinese Children’ (Bergin & Garvey; 1999) provides details on the study.

Cultivating Almond and Peach Trees

by Bai Juyi appears in Editorial section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006  pdf

Home can be any space you cultivate as such.

The “One China” Policy: Terms of Art

by Stanton Jue appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006  pdf

An in-depth discussion of the “One China” policy and the concerns from multiple stakeholder’s perspectives.

Senior’s Life in Rural China

by Jiang Chuanhe appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006  pdf

A condensed version of “Quality of Life of Older Persons in the Chinese Countryside”, presented on November 6, 2004 at the New England Association for Asian Studies, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire.

Impact of the Tradition of Solidarity and Unity upon Current Chinese Foreign Policy

by Tao Jiyi appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006  pdf

Tao delves into history and politics to discuss concerns with the current foreign policies versus unity and solidarity of traditional lines of thought.

Chinese in Chicago 1870-1945

by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006  pdf

Walter shed light on the book ‘Chinese in Chicago 1870-1945’, by the Chinatown Museum Foundation. (2005 Arcadia Publishing, ISBN 0-7385-3444-7)

The Impact of Continuing Chinese Immigration on Chinese American Life

by Xiao-huang Yin appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005  pdf

Chinese Americans have been influenced by the influx of a great number of Chinese immigrants. Xiao-huang Yin provides an interesting look at this phenomenon.

Opening the Window

by Judy Highfill appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005  pdf

Judy weaves an amazing tale of her adventures meeting new people, learning about their cultures, and the big benefits of experiencing the world.

Stories Not To Be Forgotten: My Journey through a Chinese Village

by Stanton Jue appears in Book Review section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005  pdf

Stanton provides a concise review of the book “Stories Not To Be Forgotten: My Journey through a Chinese Village” by Sam Wong.

For God and Country: Faith and Patriotism under Fire

by George Koo appears in Book Review section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005  pdf

George dives into a review of the book by James Yee, “For God and Country: Faith and Patriotism under Fire”.

Sweet Cakes, Long Journey: The Chinatowns of Portland, Oregon

by Staff appears in Book Review section of issue XX (20) No.4 April 2005  pdf

Chinese settlements, their growth and decline.

Confucian Analects

by I-Yao Shen appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.3 January 2005  pdf

I-Yao Shen presents selected readings concerning the attitudes and thoughts of Confucius.

Improved American Attitudes Towards China

by Committee of 100 appears in Commentary section of issue XX (20) No.3 January 2005  pdf

Discussion concerning an enlightening survey about American attitudes towards China.

Kam Wah Chung & Co. Museum Restoration Campaign

by Karen R. Aylward appears in Commentary section of issue XX (20) No.3 January 2005  pdf

Karen outlines the importance of the Museum Restoration Campaign for the Kam Wah & Co. Museum, which brings the history of the early Chinese community in Oregon into the limelight.

Chinese St. Louis: From Enclave to Cultural Community

by Tzy C. Peng (reviewer) appears in Book Review section of issue XX (20) No.3 January 2005  pdf

Tzy C. Peng pens his impressions of the book: Chinese St. Louis: From Enclave to Cultural Community by Huping Ling.

A Heart Warming Senior’s Story

by Staff appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.3 January 2005  pdf

An interesting story of attitudes.

A Speech by the Hon. Senator Vivienne Poy

by Hon. Senator Vivienne Poy appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

The Hon. Senator Vivienne Poy talks about history and the importance of it’s maintenance, in a call for support of the Chinese-Canadian Heritage Fund.

Governor Yuan Shih-kai

by Governor Yuan Shih-kai appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

Governor Yuan Shih-kai provides insight into living life appropriately.

The Wisdom of Confucius

by Staff appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

Several thoughts to consider during one’s life.

From Beijing to Bellingham

by Ning Yu appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

Using a copy of Walden (Thoreau) to measure a life (and more).

The "Perception of One" in Humanity

by T. C. Peng appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

T. C. Peng outlines the “Perception of One” in this detailed analysis.

Telling Tales: Stories About Our Children's Past

by Jean MacLeod appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

Jean talks bout how our children can teach us about the impacts of adoption.

Confucian Analects (October 2004)

by I-Yao Shen appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

Selected readings from the vast library of analects by Confucius.

A Commentary on the Tiananmen Incident (1989)

by George Koo appears in Commentary section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

On 15th Anniversary of the Tiananmen tragedy, George comments.

About Being Called Old in Two Cultures

by Jesse Hwa appears in Commentary section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

Politeness is golden.

Impact of Establishing Peace in Traditional Chinese Culture Upon Current Chinese Foreign Relations

by Jiyi Tao appears in Commentary section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

A paper discussing cultural dichotomy of traditional Chinese culture and the current Chinese diplomacy model.

At Home in this World, a China Adoption Story

by Reviewed by T. C. Peng appears in Book Review section of issue XX (20) No.2 October 2004  pdf

T. C. Peng reviews “At Home in this World, a China Adoption Story” by Jean MacLeod

A Speech by Governor Gary Locke

by C100 appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

Governor Gary Locke illuminates the accomplishments of Chinese Americans and Chinese American organizations.

Molly and Me in China: On Building a Chinese American Family

by Jean MacLeod appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

An adventure in China for Chinese Americans discovering their roots.

The Cost of a Miracle

by As related by Pat Baker appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

Love guides the protagonist.

Wisdom

by As related by Pat Baker appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

Tenets to contemplate.

China Mailbag Uncensored

by As reviewed by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

Walter reviews a collection of wartime love letters.

Room for Chocolate

by As related by Pat Baker appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

An interesting spin on a classic story about life.

For All Us Moms (or devoted parents)

by As related by Pat Baker appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

Pat offers some important considerations be given to mothers.

Special Edition Forward

by Harold Law, Thomas R. George appears in Editorial section of issue XIX (19) No.5 SE June 2004  pdf

Issues surrounding an identity crisis for Chinese attempting to fit into mainstream America.

The Chinese American Bull Dog in American Politics

by Daphne Kwok appears in Editorial section of issue XIX (19) No.5 SE June 2004  pdf

Daphne talks about how she is perceived and personified by society at large.

The Impact of Continuing Chinese immigration on Chinese American Life

by Xiao-liuang Yin appears in Features section of issue XIX (19) No.5 SE June 2004  pdf

Xiao-liuang Yin talks about the Chinese-American cultural networks that were formed to enable successful integration into American culture.

Chinese America and the Multiracial Family

by Amy Klazkin appears in Features section of issue XIX (19) No.5 SE June 2004  pdf

Amy discusses life in America contained within a multi-cultural, multi-racial family.



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