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Haven of Humor: How Chinese Migrants Find Comfort in Comedy
In times of rising anti-migrant sentiment in the Netherlands, Chinese comedy clubs provide community and an outlet for reflections on diaspora life
After Covid, Another Kind of Isolation
Months after recovery, some former Covid-19 patients struggle with job discrimination, dating stigma, and even separate testing queues
Speaking Up: Can Social Media Save China’s Dialects?
Content in dialects is booming on social media, but is that enough to save them from extinction?
“We Are Outcasts”: The Tribulations of China’s Reforming Drug Users
Former drug users in China go through immense struggles to rehabilitate and re-enter society
The High Barriers to Accessibility in China’s Cities
Inclusion vs. reality for four disabled people in four different cities
Hidden in Plain Sight: China’s Visually Impaired Still Struggle to be Seen
A lack of braille signage and braille education continue to present barriers for China’s visually impaired
Viral Week: Missing Geologists Found Dead in Yunnan and Other Trending News
Fashion brand Dior accused of racism, China’s first F1 driver, man banned from buffet for eating too much, Shanghai cracks down on murder mystery games—it’s Viral Week
Remembering the Chinese Women Who Danced for the World
Too many of the Chinese diaspora’s leading female artists and performers have been forgotten. Director Luka Yuanyuan Yang wants to reclaim their transnational legacies.
Part-Time Prejudice
Students in China’s non-traditional higher education programs struggle with discrimination
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