Chinese American

Catherine New

Saving, Not Spending, For the Holiday

HuffingtonPost.com | Catherine New | Posted 12.21.2011

FLUSHING, N.Y. -- On the Wednesday morning before Christmas, there were no fir trees for sale in New York City's Flushing, Queens. The sidewalks were ...

Chinese American WWII Vets Remember Flying Tigers Days

Victoria Moy | Posted 12.03.2011

Victoria Moy

Last week, Chinese American World War II veterans of the legendary Flying Tigers reunited for their 68th Anniversary in New York City.

No eHarmony With Asian Men

Sunil Adam | Posted 08.08.2011

Sunil Adam

No one would want to be in the shoes of a black man in America. That is a given. Having the highest incarceration and unemployment rates, not to menti...

Sources: Bus Driver In NYC Crash Had Driving Privileges Suspended Prior To Accident

AP | By MICHAEL GORMLEY | Posted 05.25.2011

ALBANY, N.Y. -- The driver of a bus in a horrific weekend crash that killed 15 people in New York City should not have been able to get behind the whe...

Oregon Newspaper: Dem Congressman 'Becoming An Embarrassment'

AP | JONATHAN J. COOPER | Posted 05.25.2011

SALEM, Ore. — Seven-term Democratic Rep. David Wu faced increasing pressure Wednesday to step down amid a series of bizarre revelations in recen...

Chinese Mothers Are Best Off Avoiding Chinese Stereotypes

Ann Mah | Posted 05.25.2011

Ann Mah

Somehow, despite my childhood shortcomings and lack of discipline, I have had careers as an editor and journalist, and published a novel last year.

"Find a Chinese Wife Now," Thanks to Ads by Google

Deanna Fei | Posted 05.25.2011

Deanna Fei

After I wrote my first blog post here, I felt a certain sense of satisfaction. I felt like I'd excavated something difficult about ethnicity and gender and literature and identity. Imagine my shock when I saw the ads by Google.

I Called Amy Tan A Dirty Word--And Then She Friended Me

Deanna Fei | Posted 05.25.2011

Deanna Fei

When I said that "Amy Tan" had become a dirty word, I meant it in the full sense: a taboo, a line drawn in the sand, a barrier to understanding. I don't know if that came through.

All's Fair In Love, War, And Going Abroad

Chi Tung | Posted 05.25.2011

Chi Tung

There's an entire sub-generation of hybridized Americans like me out there, and sooner or later, we all have to face the same predicament: defining what home is, and whether you can stomach spending any time there.

Why I Don't Want to Be the Next Amy Tan

Celeste Ng | Posted 05.25.2011

Celeste Ng

Let's focus on the writing itself: the characters, the language, the narrative style. Because if a review compared me to Amy Tan on those measures, rather than on just our shared culture, I'd be proud.

Women Changing China and the World: Modern-Day Lessons from a Foot-Binding Foe

Debora L. Spar | Posted 05.25.2011

Debora L. Spar

From my perch at Barnard College, I see an extraordinary generation of young women grappling with new ideas about feminism and new views of women's power and leadership.

Japan in a Post-American World

John Haffner | Posted 05.25.2011

John Haffner

Now more than ever, the United States needs Asia to prosper, and Japan must play its part.

Do We Really Need to Say, "African American?"

Doon Baqi | Posted 05.25.2011

Doon Baqi

I find the term racist, when taken in perspective. European Americans, described as "white," are not subject to the same "non-nativity" that the blacks are.

Beijing Diary

Deanna Lee | Posted 05.25.2011

Deanna Lee

These Olympic games opened so many eyes, including mine, to a new China keenly focused on a global and multicultural future. It's something for us all to aspire to.

A Chinese American at the Olympics (or, an American Chinese?)

Deanna Lee | Posted 05.25.2011

Deanna Lee

As an ABC-- American-Born-Chinese -- I had to settle for a less personal sort of honor and pride in "returning" to my family's homeland.