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When I was 10, I wanted to be Jewish. I was in a Jewish elementary school. My parents were Jewish, my friends were Jewish, and my parents’ friends were Jewish.
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So a "white" guy, Japanese guy, and Chinese guy are on an Air Canada flight making a rough landing. A mobile phone rings. It is answered. "Racism" ensues.
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A Chinese student living in North America is warped into an alternate reality where USA means United States of Asia & his people are the dominant race on Earth.
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A sound piece on the Australian identity of young ethnic Chinese discovering that how they look like on the outside doesn’t always reflect what they feel inside.
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A new article argues that Chinese students abroad are often unprepared for and frustrated by their host country's hostile and condescending opinions on China.
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How do you see a new land, where people continually discriminate against you for what you are: An ethnic Chinese individual? Why do we continue to tolerate this?
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A taller woman with a shorter boyfriend discusses the female desire for a taller man, our reluctance to date shorter, and shares tips on kissing a shorter man.
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A Malaysian-Chinese female of above average height recounts her experiences growing up as a tall Asian girl...and falling in love with a shorter white man.
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The attitude of many Taiwanese goes something like this: “We value writing Chinese, we value Chinese culture and history, but we hate actual Chinese people."
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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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In the US, I was a dorky geek. I had almost no social life, few friends, but perfect grades. There, I could justify my lack of social grace with “intelligence”.
When I was 10, I wanted to be Jewish. I was in a Jewish elementary school. My parents were Jewish, my friends were Jewish, and my parents’ friends were Jewish.8
So a "white" guy, Japanese guy, and Chinese guy are on an Air Canada flight making a rough landing. A mobile phone rings. It is answered. "Racism" ensues.
A Chinese student living in North America is warped into an alternate reality where USA means United States of Asia & his people are the dominant race on Earth.
A sound piece on the Australian identity of young ethnic Chinese discovering that how they look like on the outside doesn’t always reflect what they feel inside.
A new article argues that Chinese students abroad are often unprepared for and frustrated by their host country's hostile and condescending opinions on China.
How do you see a new land, where people continually discriminate against you for what you are: An ethnic Chinese individual? Why do we continue to tolerate this?
A taller woman with a shorter boyfriend discusses the female desire for a taller man, our reluctance to date shorter, and shares tips on kissing a shorter man.
A Malaysian-Chinese female of above average height recounts her experiences growing up as a tall Asian girl...and falling in love with a shorter white man.
The attitude of many Taiwanese goes something like this: “We value writing Chinese, we value Chinese culture and history, but we hate actual Chinese people."
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.
In the US, I was a dorky geek. I had almost no social life, few friends, but perfect grades. There, I could justify my lack of social grace with “intelligence”.