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A quirky and eclectic music video by Shanghai death pop band Death to Giants on counting in Chinese, featuring Chinese children, old grannies, and delivery men.
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50 American kids at a Chinese immersion camp in Pennsylvania sing '带你回来', an original Chinese song, with the 傅兄弟 'Fu Brothers' (Liam & Connor) and Terry Hsieh.
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As an Anglo-Chinese person who was bullied as a "paki" in school, I made "Chineseness" the topic of my PhD research, interviewing young British Chinese people.
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You're probably wondering if I look more Asian or more Western. I've heard everything from "Wow, you don't look Asian at all!" to "Really? You're half white??"
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A good friend of mine – a true, blue Aussie sheila – has a thing for Asian guys. It annoys me when foreign women openly say Chinese guys simply aren’t attractive.
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I was never called a yellow fruit, no, but was always seen as slightly different. I went from being the most Asian person in the room to, by far, the very least.
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Some are content to establish that they are different thus special. But are we to let our DNA, which we have no control over & contribute nothing to, define us?
A quirky and eclectic music video by Shanghai death pop band Death to Giants on counting in Chinese, featuring Chinese children, old grannies, and delivery men.5
50 American kids at a Chinese immersion camp in Pennsylvania sing '带你回来', an original Chinese song, with the 傅兄弟 'Fu Brothers' (Liam & Connor) and Terry Hsieh.
As an Anglo-Chinese person who was bullied as a "paki" in school, I made "Chineseness" the topic of my PhD research, interviewing young British Chinese people.
You're probably wondering if I look more Asian or more Western. I've heard everything from "Wow, you don't look Asian at all!" to "Really? You're half white??"
A good friend of mine – a true, blue Aussie sheila – has a thing for Asian guys. It annoys me when foreign women openly say Chinese guys simply aren’t attractive.
I was never called a yellow fruit, no, but was always seen as slightly different. I went from being the most Asian person in the room to, by far, the very least.
Some are content to establish that they are different thus special. But are we to let our DNA, which we have no control over & contribute nothing to, define us?