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The Politician and the Shoe: It’s all Folklore

In Hong Kong social media, an image recently circulated of Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-Ngor, with a

I will always remember the first night I spent in China. Like most foreigners, I had never been in China

In recent years, Asian dramas have enjoyed a surge in popularity among people in the West. But do Asian dramas

The Chinese saying of “moneyed or not, return home for Chinese New Year” (有钱没钱回家过年, yǒuqián méi qián huíjiā guònián) endures

Here in Turkey, where I live, we are currently subject to weeknight curfews and weekend lockdowns. They began at the

Among the rituals I observe every morning when I arrive bleary-eyed to work, nothing perks up my senses more than

Since I was a child, I was always fascinated by how the skin and the appearance of Asians looked so

China has long been known as a world leader in using natural elements to cure illnesses and improve health. Their

My first Chinese New Year experience was not what I was expecting. Of course, before I married into a Chinese

Experiencing Pregnancy in Two Cultures Having your first baby is a paradigm shift for any couple. A mixture of excitement