Read more at the San Francisco Chronicle — by Grace Li: It wasn’t intentional, but the timing felt urgent. Chinese for Affirmative Action, an Asian American activist organization based in San Francisco’s […]
Read more at Eater — Jenny G. Zhang: The first thing I notice when I walk into my grandparents’ home in Wenzhou, China, is the dining table. Large and round, it sits […]
Read more at China Film Insider — On July 15, a launch ceremony for the first two 24-hour movie theaters took place in Shanghai. The two movie theaters that are approved by […]
Read more at The Hollywood Reporter — by Borys Kit: Writer-director Ryan Huang wrote the script and will direct the pic for Minnesota-based Winter State Entertainment… Image courtesy of Winter State Entertainment […]
Read more at The Rafu Shimpo — The Chinese Historical Society of America will hold a welcome reception and open house with Executive Director Tamiko Wong on Saturday, July 20, from 4 […]
Read more at The Outline — by Paola de Varona: Densho content director Brian Niiya talks about the importance of archiving memories and experiences of the World War II camps… July 16, […]
Read more at Vogue — by Ashley Clarke: Kabukicho: Tokyo’s red-light district, soaked in neon and populated by pay-by-the-hour love hotels, Yakuza-owned hostess bars, and countless vending machines depositing cans of Boss […]
Read more at The Hankyoreh — by Yu Sun-hui: “Where is the main battleground of the cold war that’s being fought over the comfort women issue?” The documentary, “Shusenjo: The Main Battleground […]
Read more at Star2.com — by Rouwen Lin: She’s on her knees, swaying to the beat of her own music. And she’s in an orange garment – metres and metres of slinky […]
Read more at NBC News — by Lakshmi Gandhi: When the first trailer for Disney’s upcoming live action version of “Mulan” was released earlier this month, social media was immediately set abuzz. […]
