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.

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’.

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

The shooting in Atlanta sparked this visit into the history of anti-Asian sentiment.

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

Ivan discusses Anti-Asian sentiment as a traditional U.S. response in times of crisis.

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.

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.

by Grace Tatter (producer), Meghan Chakrabarti (host), Gordon H. Chang appears in Features section of issue XXXV (35) No.1 July 2019  pdf

Aired show covering the history of the transcontinental railroad, using information found in the book ‘Ghosts of Gold Mountain’ by Gordon H. Chang.

by Elaine L. Chao appears in Features section of issue XXXV (35) No.1 July 2019  pdf

Golden Spike ceremony remarks made by U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao.

by Elise Takahama appears in Features section of issue XXXV (35) No.1 July 2019  pdf

So many Chinese-American soldiers were not recognized for their participation in World War II, until the recent decision made by congress.

by Tanner Iskra appears in Features section of issue XXXV (35) No.1 July 2019  pdf

Finally, Congressional Gold Medals were issued to Chinese-American veterans who fought in World War II.

by Wikipedia appears in Features section of issue XXXIV (34) No.1 July 2018  pdf

Political, trade, and historical map of Qingdao.

by Foster Stockwell appears in Book Review section of issue XXXIII (33) No.4 April 2018  pdf

Foster gives us a glimpse Scott Seligman’s book which uncovers the dark side of life in New York’s Chinatown. Scott’s book is “Tong Wars, The Untold Story of Vice, Money, and Murder in New York’s Chinatown, and is published by Viking Press.

by News.xinhuanet.com appears in Editorial section of issue XXXIII (33) No.3 January 2018  pdf

Jim Yong Kim, World Bank President, praises China for its efforts to reduce poverty.

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

About the Korean Provisional Government (KPG) and it’s activities during the Japanese occupation.

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

The Japanese president Xi Jinping visits China, however keeps silent on the troubled relationship history the two countries share, during the commemoration of the Nanjing Massacre.

by English.jschina.com.cn appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.3 January 2018  pdf

Nanjing girl Luo Yiyun produced a one-minute microfilm that garnered the highest Emmy accolade at the International Emmy Awards event.

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.

by Doug Chin appears in Features section of issue XXXIII (33) No.1 July 2017  pdf

A different look at the Chinese Exclusion Acts.

by Graham Allison appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017  pdf

Chinese president Xi Jinping, a student of Thucydides, brings concerns about falling into the historical trap.

by Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017  pdf

China Maritime Institute workshop comments.

by Nancy Kragh appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017  pdf

The Bataan Death March, a tragic and inhuman treatment of American and Filipino forces, resulted from the surrender of Army Major General Edward King to the Japanese during WWII.

by George Koo appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017  pdf

George covers the history of students from China attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in concert with a new exhibition that highlights the 140 year period.

by libraries.mit.edu appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.4 April 2017  pdf

Maihaugen Gallery hosts the exhibition.

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXXII (32) No.3 January 2017  pdf

Ruby gives us the rich history of the Great Wall of China in this informative article.

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

Legacies of War seeks to raise awareness over Vietnam War era activities in Laos.

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

Historical background of Chinese influence in Oregon.

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.

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.

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

A look at Professor Fujia Yang, his many accomplishments, and his philosophies.

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.

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.

by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XXXI (31) No.3 January 2016  pdf

Walter Ko reviews “The China Mirage, the hidden history of American Disaster in Asia”, by James Bradley.

by George Koo appears in Commentary section of issue XXXI (31) No.2 October 2015  pdf

George comments on his closer inspection of Emperor Hirohito’s speech, closing Japanese involvement in the war.

by Brian N. Magelssen appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.1 July 2015  pdf

Brian discusses the problems surrounding Japan’s treatment of its past actions.

by Mahlon Meyer appears in Features section of issue XXXI (31) No.1 July 2015  pdf

Historical perspective about the Pacific Northwest coal mines and the folks who worked them.

by Foster Stockwell appears in Book Review section of issue XXXI (31) No.1 July 2015  pdf

Chinese veterans reminisce about war, aspirations, and the future.

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

A brief treatise on the history of Singapore, compiled by the staff at the Chinese American Forum.

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

Roger Dong discusses his observations during his time as a diplomat.

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

Remembering Ahn Jung-guen’s contribution.

by B. C. Alpha appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015  pdf

Ahn Jung-guen’s efforts for peace in asia.

by Linda Karen Miller appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015  pdf

A report on the 1910-1945 Japanese occupation of Korea.

by From: multimedia.scmp.com appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015  pdf

A look at Bi Cuide, a participant in WWI.

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.

by Perspectives on History appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.4 April 2015  pdf

In a letter to the editors of Perspectives on History, issues are raised over Japan’s efforts to rewrite history.

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

Professor Ziegler, a history textbook co-author, recounts his experience with the Japanese applying pressure to adjust history.

by Staff appears in Editorial section of issue XXX (30) No.3 January 2015  pdf

A look at the Japanese administrations campaign to deny this chapter of disgrace for the Japanese military.

by Xinhua appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.3 January 2015  pdf

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s stance on Japans efforts to deny history.

by Wu Jianmin appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.3 January 2015  pdf

A historical look at China’s participation in world policy.

by Yuri Kageyama appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.3 January 2015  pdf

Angelina Jolie’s movie Unbroken is making waves due to its portrayal of the Japanese during WWII.

by The Indo Project appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.3 January 2015  pdf

Open letter to Angelina Jolie about her movie project ‘Unbroken’, in which the portrayal of the Japanese military during WWII is generating waves in Japan.

by The Asia-Pacific Journal appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.3 January 2015  pdf

Journalistic ethics called into question amid various pressures and cyber-bullying for Takashi Uemura and family.

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

Historical and current notes about Hong Kong.

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

Treatise on the Anglo-Chinese War, and the Second Opium War.

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

A look at the Chinese Railway Strike, 1866-1867

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

History on an American Navy Captain in the first Sino-Japanese war.

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

Culture shock, as old meets new.

by Richard L. King appears in Opinion section of issue XXX (30) No.2 October 2014  pdf

Discussion on how seemingly unrelated events launched WWI, WWII, and what may be in store for the future.

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.

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

The Chinese Concept of Yin-Yang

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

Anson Burlingame, was instrumental in bringing China into the light of the international arena.

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.

by Ignatius Y. Ding appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.1 July 2014  pdf

War stories.

by U.S. Department of Labor appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.1 July 2014  pdf

Approximately 12,000 Chinese immigrant laborers who worked on the Central Pacific Railroad will be inducted into Labor Hall of Honor.

by Hansi Lo Wang appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.1 July 2014  pdf

Activities centered around historic railroad photographs.

by NW Asian Weekly appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.1 July 2014  pdf

Approximately 12,000 Chinese laborers were formally inducted into the Labor Hall of Honor on May 9, 2014.

by NW Asian Weekly appears in Features section of issue XXX (30) No.1 July 2014  pdf

Honoring the experiences of Chinese pioneers in the Lower Columbia Basin, Astoria opens a new garden.

by Roger S. Dong appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013  pdf

A closer look at Chinese American Veteran Ruby Kim Tape.

by www.chineseoralhistory.org/topic-en.html appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013  pdf

Unfold the stories and details of the Chinese American Composite Wing, Allies in the Anti-Japanese war.

by Congressman Michael M. Honda appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013  pdf

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks about WWII crimes.

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

Part 2 of a paper on the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.

by Foster Stockwell appears in Book Review section of issue XXVIII (28) No.4 April 2013  pdf

Presentation of history using a Graphic Novel approach.

by From the Meriden Record Journal 07/31/2006 appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.3 January 2013  pdf

A Dedication Ceremony for Corporal Joseph Pierce, Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Marker at the Walnut Grove Cemetery, Meriden, Connecticut, August 5, 2006.

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

The 130th Commemoration of the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act.

by Chinese American Heroes appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.3 January 2013  pdf

They were Chinese immigrants living in Texas and in Mexico in the early 20th Century.

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.

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.

by Saiman Hui appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.2 October 2012  pdf

Bernard Chu’s search for his father Chiping Chu, opened up an incredible story.

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

Kiyoshi Inoue, Japanese historian, outlines his view on the Senkaku / Daioyutai territories.

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.

by Jennifer K. Bauer appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.1 July 2012  pdf

Healing and the Chinese Massacre Memorial

by Dr. Jan Johnson appears in Features section of issue XXVIII (28) No.1 July 2012  pdf

A discussion about trauma and reconciliation.

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.

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

Brief report on archeological finds in China

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.

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.

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

Philip provides a look into the history of Chinese Americans in the military.

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.

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

The authors recollection of childhood life in Guling.

by R. Gregory Nokes appears in Events section of issue XXVII (27) No.3 January 2012  pdf

In order to bring understangding to the 125th anniversary of the massacre at Hells Canyon, the author provides some history, and book recommendations.

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’.

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

Little-publicized American Civil War heroes.

by Foster Stockwell appears in Book Review section of issue XXVII (27) No.2 October 2011  pdf

What you may not know, will shatter stereotypes of Chinese immigrants.

by Staff appears in History section of issue XXVII (27) No.2 October 2011  pdf

A look at the Xinhai Revolution of 1911

by Jay Hsu appears in Commentary section of issue XXVII (27) No.1 July 2011  pdf

Comments and history related to the Three Gorges Dam project

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

Historical look at Anson Burlingame and his impact

by Judy Lam Maxwell appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011  pdf

A comparison of Chinese experiences in the various regions of North America.

by West Shore Magazine appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.4 April 2011  pdf

Troubles for the Chinese in Washington during the 1800’s

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

Remembering the Seattle expulsion of the Chinese.

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

Excerpt from Amy Johnson’s speech during the Chinese Expulsion Remembrance.

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.

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.

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

The historic case of Gong Lum v Rice in 1927 surrounded availability of educational resources to his family.

by Roger S. Dong appears in Features section of issue XXVI (26) No.3 January 2011  pdf

The story of Major Kurt Chew-een Lee, a model of bravery and heroism.

by Roger S. Dong appears in Events section of issue XXVI (26) No.2 October 2010  pdf

The fifth anniversary of the Chinese American Heroes organization.

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.

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

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

A discussion on the challenges of searching for immigration records

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

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

Philosophical discussion of the directions of Confucianism

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

Recounting the Captain’s interesting day

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

Profile and history of the school in Lushan.

by I-Yao Shen appears in Book section of issue XXV (25) No.3 January 2010  pdf

First chapter of A Century of Chinese Exclusion Abroad

by Library of Congress appears in Editorial section of issue XXV (25) No.3 January 2010  pdf

Description of the event held October 26th, 2010, honoring Asian Pacific American Heroes.

by Stanton Jue appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

A look at servicemen and women who took the next step for freedom.

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

by Chinese American Heroes appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

A discussion covering nation of origin issues and the Hart-Celler Act.

by Bridget Kinsella appears in Features section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

The remarkable story of Eddie Fung, POW during WWII.

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.

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.

by Global Alliance for Preserving the History of WWII in Asia appears in News section of issue XXV (25) No.2 October 2009  pdf

The amazing documentary about a troubled time, has won an emmy.

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.

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

A look at the west coast version of Ellis Island, and the abusive nature of Angel Island.

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.

by Paula Bock appears in Book Review section of issue XXV (25) No.1 July 2009  pdf

Paula reviews a special book, “Shanghai Girls”, by Pearl Chin.

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.

by Scott D. Seligman appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.4 April 2014  pdf

The immigration debate’s unsettling precedent.

by Richard King appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.4 April 2014  pdf

How I changed my career from Nuclear Physics to Wall Street

by Major General Charles W. Sweeney appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.2 October 2013  pdf

Senate hearing featuring Major General Charles W. Sweeney (atomic bomb missions), for the Committee on Rules and Administration.

by Staff appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.2 October 2013  pdf

Report on the investigation of a Japanese document that may outline plans for Japan's domination of the world.

by Noam Scheindlin appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.2 October 2013  pdf

The Nanjing Massacre: Poems, by Wing Tek Lum, is centered on the holocaust level event in China during World War II.

by Richard Vernon Hill, Ret. appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.1 July 2013  pdf

An episode of the Japanese Imperial Army in Hankow.

by Ruby Tsao appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.1 July 2013  pdf

Ruby recalls her childhood and the Japanese invasion of China.

by Thanh Tan appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.1 July 2013  pdf

Growing up in an immigrant family in South Vietnam.

by Philip Chin appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.1 July 2013  pdf

Part 3 of the saga of the Chinese Exclusion Act.

by Scott D. Seligman appears in Features section of issue XXIX (29) No.1 July 2013  pdf

An unlikely collaboration.

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

A brief history of the Mt. Lushan region.

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.

by Dr. George Koo appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.4 April 2009  pdf

Burlingame, a US envoy to China that switched to representing China in the US.

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

At the 30th anniversary of China’s Reform and Opening Up act, Wendy illuminates the course changes China has made in the last 3 decades.

by Richard L King appears in Features section of issue XXIV (24) No.2 October 2008  pdf

Richard takes us on a journey through China’s history, and what the Olympics (2008) may bring.

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’.

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.

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.

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

Foster guides us through Tibetan history.

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

Protesters need to better understand Tibetan history before their actions escalate.

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.

by Philip J. Cunningham appears in Features section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007  pdf

Japan has proposed renaming Iwo-Jima to Iwoto, to break the stigma posed by this historical war reference.

by Jean Pfaelzer, David Chesanow appears in Book Review section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007  pdf

David Chesanow’s review of the book “Driven Out: The Forgotten War against Chinese Americans” by Jean Pfaelzer, opens up a new perspective on the history of Chinese Americans.

by Walter Ko appears in Film Review section of issue XXIII (23) No.1 July 2007  pdf

Walter reports on the movie: “Nanking – A Documentary Film:, which covers the history of the Japanese war crimes inflicted on Nanking.

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

100,000 pages of newly declassified war crime documents were made publicly available surrounding the Japanese war crimes.

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.

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.

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.

by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XXII (22) No.4 April 2007  pdf

Walter reviews the book “San Francisco’s Chinatown”, by Judy Yung.

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

Iris Chang was honored posthumously with a bronze bust for her book “The Rape of Nanjing”.

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.

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.

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

Walter takes a historical look at the prejudices that surrounded the ‘burning and rebuilding’ of San Francisco’s chinatown.

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

George covers a difficult subject for many immigrants.

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

Patrick goes in-depth concerning 2nd Lt. William H. Wallace, hero.

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.

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).

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

Part five of the history of Tsinghua University (1966-1976).

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

An article on Betty Lee Sung’s career writing about Chinese-American history.

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

Silicon Valley would not have come into existence without the support of immigrants.

by J. F. Lo appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006  pdf

The history of Tsinghua University 1946 through 1966.

by Tzy C. Peng appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.3 January 2006  pdf

T. C. Peng comments on two important works surrounding the atrocities surrounding the Nanking massacre.

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)

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

Jesse starts an interesting series on Yale in China, providing colorful background and history on the educational institution.

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

Jesse continues diving into Yale in China history in part 2 of his series.

by J. F. Lo appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005  pdf

Part 3 of the history of, and the challenges for, Tsinghua University.

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

Walter Ko and associates pull together a concise but interesting profile of T. C. Peng, his achievements and contributions.

by Hua-ling Hu appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005  pdf

The passing of Professor Tien-Wei Wu prompted this overview of his many achievements and contributions as a historian and a champion of justice.

by Key Don,C. C. Tien appears in Events section of issue XXI (21) No.2 October 2005  pdf

The “Red Barn” wing at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, houses a recognition plaque and a history exhibit for Wong Tsu’s contributions to Boeing’s aviation history.

by Heidi Benson appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

Heidi recounts the tragic end to Iris Chang’s life.

by Heidi Benson appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

History of the war Japan’s was atrocities against Nanking, and Iris Chang’s story.

by J. F. Lo appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

Part 2 of the history of Tsinghua University, it’s expansion and conversion into a national educational institution.

by Douglas S. Chan appears in Features section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

Victory in Japan, or VJ Day, takes center stage in this historical perspective.

by Walter Ko appears in Book Review section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

Walter delves into this collection of life stories from Chinese American immigrants in the St. Louis, MO area.

by Philip J. Cunningham appears in Commentary section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

Whitewashing Japan’s history can have severe consequences for the country.

by Staff appears in Events section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

Honoring the 600th anniversary of the Ming Dynasties own Zheng He’s, voyage of discovery.

by Tzy C. Peng appears in News section of issue XXI (21) No.1 July 2005  pdf

Tzy C. Peng shares the life of S. Y. Lee, founder of the Chinese American Forum.

by Jack Peng appears in Panel Discussion section of issue XX (20) No.4 April 2005  pdf

Panel session moderated by Dr. T. C. Peng, a board member of the Chinese American Forum.

by Anita Marchart appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.4 April 2005  pdf

Anita opens history as she weaves the story of Yung Wing as it related to educational reform.

by Tzy C. Peng appears in Panel Discussion section of issue XX (20) No.4 April 2005  pdf

Expanded remarks about the history of the great accomplishments of past Engineers and Scientists.

by J. F. Lo appears in Features section of issue XX (20) No.4 April 2005  pdf

J. F. Lo guides us on the amazing journey of Tsinghua University in this first part of the series.

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

Chinese settlements, their growth and decline.

by Shiang-yu Lee,C.C Tien appears in Events section of issue XX (20) No.4 April 2005  pdf

Dr. Jin Wu spoke to the NCKU Alumni Association and the greater Seattle Chinese community about the 600th anniversary of Zheng He’s journey.

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

Supplemental items for articles published in the January and October 2004 issues.

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.

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.

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

Moses Chu delves into the history of the first college in China, Tengchow College.

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).

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

A summary of the 20th anniversary celebration for the continuous operation of the Chinese American Forum newsletter/magazine.

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.

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

Amy reviews the book “Yun Gee: Poetry, Writings, Art, Memories” by Paul Karlstrom and Li-Ian, edited by Anthony W. Lee.

by Google.com appears in News section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

Short article about the establishment of a memorial for WWII participants.

by As related by Walter Ko appears in Events section of issue XX (20) No.1 July 2004  pdf

On May 28th, 2004, the Missouri Legislature adopted a resolution for a “Minnie Vautrin Day – 27 September 2004”.