Learn more about this holiday that does not simply mark the shortest day and longest night of the year, but also symbolizes the importance of togetherness of family.
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The co-founder of Wongfu Productions, Phil Wang, has been directing, writing, and acting in short videos for over a decade. This past year, the young director, writer, actor, and influential online personality has added a new title to his identity: entrepreneur. But there's more that he wants to talk about today in 2020.
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Learn more about Hong Kong-Canadian celebrity Selena Lee and why sustainability matters so much to her.
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Last week, Balenciaga issued a rather questionable collection for this year’s Qixi campaign. We share reasons why it was a culturally-inappropriate campaign.
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Chinese Canadian actor Simu Liu has his eyes set on Hollywood. He shares with Fête Chinoise his thoughts on his Chinese heritage, his acting talent, and his dreams for diversity and of reaching the international stage.
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Considering what to do with the traditional tea ceremony for family? Here for 5 tips from Toronto-based Event Planner, Rainbow Chan on what you can still do to celebrate the tradition if you wish!
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It’s time to escalate the conversation on awareness of privilege and the disenfranchisement of others. We need to make constructive change for our generation, now. It’s clear: it’s everyone versus racism.
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The crisis of COVID-19 has ushered in a new ‘normal’ for Canadians. The crisis of COVID-19 has once again made it scary to be Chinese in Canada, and North America more broadly.
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Luke Witzaney, M.A. candidate at the Hopkins-Nanjing Centre, shares his thoughts on the impact of COVID-19 on international students in China.
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As most of us remain at home, let’s remember those who are on the front line at hospitals. With the recent spikes in cases of COVID-19, our medical staff need your support.
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An iconic figure in Asian Canadian writing, Jim Wong-Chu was a poet, photographer, editor, and activist. Born in Hong Kong in 1949, Wong-Chu came to Canada as a four-year-old “paper son” of his aunt and uncle, who used falsified documents to bypass policies that restricted Chinese immigration.
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