How does a Chinese association serve Chinese-Jamaicans?
When things are going bad, we become scapegoats,” says Chinese Jamaican Dalton Yap in an interview about growing up in Jamaica.
It ain’t easy for the Chinese Argentines
In Argentina, if you said you “went to the Chinese”, you’d be expected to come back with groceries.
Is Chinese hard to learn? Here are my tips.
Chinese is hard to learn but I have some bite-sized tips for you that have helped me a lot.
How Chinese is Singapore?
How Chinese is Singapore? The long and short answer: people think it’s part of China. It isn’t. But one thing that really sets Singapore apart from other places that have overseas Chinese is the fact that it’s probably the ONLY place where Chinese people are not a minority. I can’t think of any other place …
Paloma Chen, poetry, identity, growing up Chinese in Spain
For many years until her mid-teens, Paloma wanted nothing to do with her Chinese culture. Today, that has changed completely.