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Independence In A Chinese Family: A Different Outlook On Living

When my husband and I had first gotten married, we were happy for the independence that came. We had both

The funny thing about assumptions is that more often than not we aren’t aware of the fact that we are

“I like you better than calculus, and math is the only thing that unites the universe.” – Stella Lane to

When one thinks of traveling, pushing a stroller through crowded markets, or chasing a screaming child for miles, is often

Upon marrying my Chinese husband in 2014, I knew that eventually, we would have children of our own. One thing

I took the circuitous route to becoming an educator. That said, it is work that I enjoy doing, surrounded by

I was walking down the street in a Dutch city with my half-Chinese son in his stroller. As small kids usually

One of the reasons me and my husband bonded back when we first met was we didn’t quite fit in.

In 2004 I returned to China to start my degree in Beijing. The first plane to Amsterdam was incredible turbulent

When I moved to China, I began to learn more about my own culture and beliefs, as well as that