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‘We’d rather be Chinese’: TikTok ‘refugees’ are using App Store reviews of RedNote to criticize the U.S. government and American life
American and Chinese users are discussing the differences between their two countries in many aspects of life, including ...
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I Spent Lunar New Year in North America's Most Asian City — and It Taught Me to Embrace My Cross-cultural Heritage
With more than a 74 percent Asian population, the Canadian city showed me a side of being Asian American I never realized.
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The national legacy of Chinese American communities
Tomorrow marks the start of the 15-day-festival celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year. We explore the rich history of the ...
American, Chinese citizens bridge international divide on ‘REDnote’ app
A U.S. law will ban any smartphone applications owned by companies in “foreign adversary” nations on Sunday. Ahead of the ban ...
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'Dear Li Hua' leads unexpected cultural connection between Chinese, American netizens
A surprising wave of replies from Americans, many identifying as "TikTok refugees," has struck a chord with Chinese netizens.
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Americans and Chinese share jokes on 'alternative TikTok' as US ban looms
A looming TikTok ban has connected Chinese and American citizens like never before ... Food, streaming shows and jobs have ...
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With TikTok's future uncertain, creators ponder life without the app
They warn it could be used by the Chinese government to influence and surveil its more than 170 million American users. Social media platforms often have limited lifespans. X bears little resemblance ...
A history of Chinatown (as told by its own residents) comes to life at the Smithsonian
In today’s episode of Matt About Town, on the eve of the Lunar New Year in D.C., Matt Kaufax explores a new Smithsonian exhibit: “Sightlines: Chinatown and Beyond.” ...