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- March 30, 2026
《祖国的花朵》：一代人的童年记忆与新中国校园影像起点(主题歌《让我们荡起双桨》）
在很多中国人的记忆里，祖国的花朵 不只是一部电影，更是一段关于童年与时代的共同记忆。 它诞生于上世纪50年代，新中国刚刚建立不久的时期。那一代孩子的校园生活、他们的集体意识、以及对“成长”与“国家”
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- March 20, 2026
From Chengdu to Steel City: How a Sichuan Dish Changed the Taste of a City
—A chef's migration, a city's transformation. In Pittsburgh, steel once defined everything. The city's history is written in the roar of its factories and etched into the bodies of generations of immigrants. And today, as the sounds of industry fade into the distance, another, more subtle change is taking place.
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- March 20, 2026
Eastern Wisdom: The "Tao" Between Humanity and Nature“
—Eastern wisdom is not a mysterious force, but a way of seeing the world. I've always wanted to create a column, a series of articles about "Eastern wisdom." Now, I'm officially naming this column—"Eastern Wisdom." I've been pondering a question: What are the cultural differences between East and West?
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- March 10, 2026
Immigration Narrative
移民 叙事，是记录普通人跨越国界、重建生活的真实故事。在新的国家，人们不仅面对语言、文化和制度的差异，也在不断重新理解家庭、身份与自我。 在这个栏目中，我们关注生活在美国以及世界各地的华人 移民 ，
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- March 7, 2026
Present, yet not seated: The distance between Chinese Americans and American society
In the life experiences of many Chinese immigrants, American society seems to present two images at the same time: on the one hand, it is open, diverse, and rule-abiding, and as long as you work hard, you have the opportunity to achieve a decent life; on the other hand, it seems distant and complex, as if there is always an invisible boundary between them.
Where does this distance come from? Understanding it may be the first step for Chinese people to truly enter American public life.
- December 30, 2025
Observations of overseas Chinese on the issue of Chinese identity
A South China Morning Post op-ed focuses on the identity of overseas Chinese, delving into the self-perception of Chinese Americans. The author states that in Singapore's multi-racial society, the answer to the question "Are you Chinese?" is simple: as a member of the dominant ethnic group, I am undoubtedly Chinese. And immigrants...
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- December 3, 2025
Overseas Chinese Cultural Dissemination: Ji Guanguang's Cultural Connection with the Maridon Museum
In northern Pennsylvania, there lies a quiet local museum, founded by an elderly American woman who donated her entire lifelong collection of Chinese art. A Chinese-American man named Ji Guanguang, through a chance encounter, together with this museum, ignited a lamp of cultural exchange.
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