...example, the collective thinking of Chinese society in general is contrary to the individualistic thinking in American society. In the States, we celebrate individuality. Yet in China, the family, or...
...Shenzhen’s 40-year journey (October 14, 2020, China Daily) Travel / Food American Airlines completes Beijing realignment with move to new Daxing airport (October 12, 2020, The Points Guy) American Airlines will move to Beijing’s giant...
...all the way from morning until evening. Apart from Sundays, every day, six days a week, was fully booked. Even though this was the case, we couldn’t keep up with...
...thought it’d be fun to go to a party. Chinese people don’t really have parties. Our families always gather for special occasions, but it’s not the same as an American...
...to be static and one dimensional. Consequently, the gaps and contrasts between the American perception of China and the reality in China are mind-boggling. Contrasts and Ironies about Reality in...
...Japanese invaded in 1937, museum staff protected the collection through bombs and landslides, only to see it split once more. Travel / Food American Airlines restarts China flights, bringing U.S....
...dating, drugs, etc. from a Christian worldview. One comment I heard was “As a Chinese American, sometimes I feel very out of place. I feel like the first thing people...
...Survey of US Census report 2018, the Chinese American population had swelled to 5.2 million (excluding Taiwanese) and is the highest among all Asian American groupings (twenty-three percent of 22.6...
...“Model Christian” The aspiration to be the “model minority” has spilled over into religious life. If Chinese American (and Asian American) evangelicals aspire to be the “model minority” in secular...
...features a series of enlightening articles from a leading Chinese American historian, Dr. Timothy Tseng, who traces the origin and history of the Chinese church in the United States. Dr....
...who is an American, who decides what “American” is, and who gets to become American? These questions are part of the larger issue of xenophobia which Lee sees animating the...
...also reconstructed Chinese American Protestantism as “separatist” and evangelical.31 More Than a Social Club: American-born Chinese Evangelicals During the postwar years, not every American-born Chinese was comfortable in mainline Chinese...