Interview with Artist & Calligrapher Si Jie Loo
Si Jie Loo is inspired in capturing the essence of humanity with Chinese Ink. Si Jie Loo is a Malaysian-Chinese artist who lives and works … Read more
Interview with Michelle Yang, Mental Health advocate
Michelle Yang is on a personal mission to show the world one can live well with bipolar disorder Michelle Yang is a writer, speaker, and … Read more
Interview with Julia Chang Wang, Co-Founder of Immigrant History Initiative
Julia Chang Wang is Co-Founder of Immigrant History Initiative Julia grew up in Beijing and Chicago and graduated from Yale Law School. Before law school, … Read more
Planet China Vol.12: STOP HATE, Stand against racism and violence
STOP HATE, Stand against racism and violence Exclusive interviews with Julia Chang Wang, Michelle Yang, Popo Fan, Melodie Zhao, Jessica Chou, Mimi Choi, Jingyi Wang, … Read more
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers: Interview with Richard Perkins
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers is the autobiography of Jean Tren-Hwa Perkins. Jean was given up for adoption to a missionary couple, Dr. … Read more
Brief History of the Los Angeles Chinese massacre of 1871
The 1871 Chinese Massacre (1871年洛杉矶华人大屠杀) was a racial massacre that occurred on October 24, 1871, in Los Angeles, when a mob of about 500 people … Read more
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers by Jean Tren-Hwa Perkins, MD The story of one woman’s journey from poverty to privilege to persecution, and … Read more
Interview with Nona Mock Wyman
Author of ‘Bamboo Women’ and ‘Chopstick Childhood in a Town of Silver Spoons’ Nona Mock Wyman is a published author of four books. In 1935, … Read more
Interview with Ed Shew, author of Chinese Brothers, American Sons
Ed Shew was born in 1949 in St. Louis, Missouri (USA), the son of Chinese parents. His peasant father immigrated from Guangdong province in southern … Read more
Chinese Brothers, American Sons by Ed Shew
Tens of thousands of men from southern China changed the course of American history with their contribution to the building of the first Transcontinental Railroad … Read more
The US & China: A Relationship History
The US and China have undisputedly had a complex history for centuries now, and it certainly hasn’t been one full of friendships and warm welcomes. … Read more
Peru discovers in pre-Incan site tomb of Chinese migrants
LIMA, Peru (AP) — Peruvian archeologists have discovered in a sacred pre-Incan site the bodies of 16 men from China who arrived in South America … Read more
Beyond Chinatown
A bachelor society, men brought in by the shipload to labour in harsh, slave-like conditions, often for decades. Publisher site Aliens despised and feared by … Read more
History of Chinese Diaspora in America
Chinese Diaspora: Chinese people usually identify a person by ethnic origin instead of nationality. A Short History of Chinese Diaspora in America: As long as … Read more