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New Year, New Things for a Soon to Be Graduate

January seems to be the slowest month of the year, although now the end of the month is finally here.

All of my fresh starts are associated with a change in location. I changed towns and schools when I went

My favorite American holidays have always been the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving. I like them best because they don’t

My nuclear family–mother and father who have been divorced for many years, and four adult siblings–live in four states and

Last year, July 2017, I arrived in Shanghai for the second time to attend a graduate program. My parents do

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

Dear Ms. Wai, This isn’t exactly relationship-related but I was hoping you could give me some advice. These days sexual

While our Where’s Wang column tends to focus on the lack of representation for WWAM (Western women, Asian men) couples,

If dreams and hopes had a scent, it might just be the sweet osmanthus bloom. This autumn marks the first

1. Where I come from I have seen adults play ‘got your nose’ with a child. In China I have