Ming’s Celebration
The Extraordinary Life of Ming Li Tchou Celebrated By Greg Hugh The life of Ming Li Tchou, a prominent leader for the Twin Cities Chinese community was celebrated on…
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The Official Position on U.S.-China Relations
By Greg Hugh Publisher’s Note: Following is the official position on U.S.-China Relations as stated on the website: https://www.state.gov/u-s-relations-with-china. Strategic competition is the frame through which the United States…
Chinese New Year 2025: Year of the Snake and Lunar New Year traditions
By Greg Hugh Lunar New Year — also commonly called Chinese New Year — marks the start of the new year based on lunar calendars, or monthly cycles of the…
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month: AdvancingLeaders Through Opportunity
By Greg Hugh The story behind how May became Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (or AAPIHM for short) evolved slowly to become a National Month before the U.S….
Poetic Visions by Pat Suet-Bik Hui Now on Exhibit at College of Liberal Arts
College of Liberal Art 2nd Floor Hallway with exhibits on display By Greg Hugh Poetic Visions, an exhibit featuring selections by the artist Pat Suet-Bik Hui許雪碧, was recently launched…
Review about books on how Chinese in America will vote in election
Greg Hugh, China Insight Here are some insights into what to consider when looking for books on how Chinese Americans might vote in elections. Author Credibility: Look for books…
What’s behind increased gun ownership by Asian Americans
By Greg Hugh The first study ever to examine the connection between racism, mental distress, alcohol use and firearms purchases by Asian Americans has been released. Researchers from…
Anti-Asian Violence requires Collaboration
By Greg Hugh Combatting anti-Asian sentiment, particularly during an election year, requires a multi-faceted approach involving both individual actions and collective efforts within the Asian community and beyond….
Chinese Students outnumber American Students Learning each others language
By Greg Hugh A recent Bloomberg column suggests that decreased American study abroad in China, from 15,000 a decade ago to just 211 in 2021-2022, weakens the U.S.’s…
The Year of the Dragon (2024) will be celebrated as Chinese New Year approaches
[Editor’s Notes: We will celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year on February 10, 2024. It is the Year of Dragon by Chinese Zodiac, the same as Year 2012, so…
Mid-Autumn Moon Festival Celebration held at Mall of America
By Greg Hugh The Mall of America, in partnership with many local Chinese and other Asian organizations recently hosted a Moon Festival Celebration event at Mall of America…
Vacant Sears Parcel in St. Paul Being planned as an Asian Community Hub
The former Sears department store building in St. Paul. By Greg Hugh Following the acquisition of the Sears site last month, the developers have been busy putting together their…
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