What does it mean to be a person who can trace their roots to one of the oldest neighborhoods in Taipei?
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My worries have always lived in a clenched jaw, but on this morning the tension escaped, spreading down my neck and deep into my ear.
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Recent violence has been aimed at Asian seniors while they are doing the most essential of business: buying groceries
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Laura lived in a little beige house, with her husband and two children. A street ran before her house, but Laura could not remember where the road went, because she had barely gone anywhere for months.
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I went to Taiwan on the search for the perfect dumpling—and a better way to transliterate my mother tongue.
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Now that I’ve gotten in the habit of baking my own bread, could rolling noodles be next?
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How did the early California settlers come up with such a Chinese sounding phrase? My reflections on a childhood apricot tree, my attempts to grow Meyer lemons, and the precarious idea of transplanting.
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The craving for familiar flavors has always been especially strong on my mother’s side of the family. Can we change the path our genes have mapped for us?
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Image Credit: Public Radio International
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I interviewed students, parents, and counselors in Silicon Valley for PRI
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