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While learning a new language may seem daunting and while the process is certainly difficult, it opens up new worlds and brings you to places you never would have imagined.
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When it comes to names with kanji, it becomes possible to mix past and present by changing only the reading or the kanji.
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Despite its sometimes arbitrary use, my Chinese name has always felt like a gift: I was the last one in my family named by my great-grandmother.
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I didn’t see choosing to study French as an affront to my heritage or as leaving my culture behind. But my mother disagreed.
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Noodles Fresh, a Chinese restaurant and tea house that opened its first location in El Cerrito in 2015, opened in Berkeley on March 1.
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The term Asian American has been powerful in uniting Asian minority groups, but who does this alliance ultimately benefit?
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Berkeley Restaurant Week is in full swing, and it’s such a great way to try out restaurants around the area! During Restaurant Week, participating restaurants set a fixed menu of their choosing for a set price.
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“Your sister isn’t making any sense.”
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Admitting that I want to be a writer frightens me because it feels as though I would have to relinquish my own temporality.
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As I unpack the implications of doing racial justice work as a white-passing womxn, I realize that recognizing my white privilege does not invalidate my identity as a Chinese womxn and a person of color.
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