Category: Culture
One Armed Chinese Window Works 3 Jobs to Support Daughters
This one armed widow mom from Anhui, China, should easily win Mother of the Year. After losing her arm from defending her daughters against the…
Ejen Chuang’s Cosplay in America, Volume 2
Photographer, Ejen Chuang, took it upon himself to self-publish a gorgeous collection of cosplay photography in a book called Cosplay in America in 2010. He…
#NotTheSame Campaign
The Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund will begin a campaign in December dedicated to Asian American and Pacific Islanders who have “struggled through tremendous obstacles…
Taipei Then and Now
Check out this wonderful photos of Taipei then and now by Kat Tse, showing how the city has evolved over the years: See more on…
Thanksgiving Counter Programming
Landing in the United States as a foreign student, I’ve always had mixed feelings about Thanksgiving as all my friends were away and I was…
Let The Sunshine In
You gyp sunlight, you pay. Chinese court has ordered the developers of the Nanjing’s super tall skyscraper Zifeng Tower to pay a nearby resident for restricting his sunlight. A…
Je Suis Syrian
If Steve Jobs were alive, he would say, “Je suis Syrian.” The father of Apple, Mr. Jobs, was the son of a Syrian immigrant, Abdulfattah…
A Gaysian Romance from Atom Yang
Apopolis receives an interview invitation from author Atom Yang whose first novel Red Envelope is to be published on December 4, 2015. Apopolis asks Mr….
Young Iranians Took to Instagram to Show How They Really Look Like
Iranians took to Instagram to upload their photos under two hashtags #KarteMeliChallenge (“national ID card challenge”) and #DontJudgeChallengeTM to show the world what their everyday’s selves really look…
Dogs Used #JeSuisDiesel to Pay Tribute to Police Dog
When police raided a flat in Saint-Denis to search for the masterminds of last week’s attack in Paris, a 7-year-old Belgian Shepherd…
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