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Texas Native and Miss NTD Pageant Winner on Discovering Traditional Feminine Virtues and What Real Beauty Is
What if pageants made virtues the standard for beauty? Cynthia Sun from Texas, the first Miss NTD, talks about her journey.
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Chinese-Americans Organize Mass Protests After Conviction of NYPD Officer Peter Liang
Groups in 40 cities around the U.S. are organizing to demand what they consider justice for officer Liang
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After 15 Years, This Girl’s Dream to Go to China May Finally Come True. But Why She Wants to Go Will Shock You
Kristine Feng’s life may be in danger if she goes to China, but she’s preparing to go anyway ...
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Two NYC Museums Tell of Chinese-American Experiences
Both start from the very beginnings of modern contact between America and China, and end in the present day.
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Chinese Media Paints a Different Picture of John Liu Campaign Scandal
While English-language newspapers in New York are labeling Comptroller John Liu a “Liu-ser” in light of alleged acts of campaign fraud committed by his treasurer and fundraiser, the major Chinese-language newspapers in the city continue to support Liu in his mayoral campaign.
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Texas Native and Miss NTD Pageant Winner on Discovering Traditional Feminine Virtues and What Real Beauty Is
What if pageants made virtues the standard for beauty? Cynthia Sun from Texas, the first Miss NTD, talks about her journey.
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Chinese-Americans Organize Mass Protests After Conviction of NYPD Officer Peter Liang
Groups in 40 cities around the U.S. are organizing to demand what they consider justice for officer Liang
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After 15 Years, This Girl’s Dream to Go to China May Finally Come True. But Why She Wants to Go Will Shock You
Kristine Feng’s life may be in danger if she goes to China, but she’s preparing to go anyway ...
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Two NYC Museums Tell of Chinese-American Experiences
Both start from the very beginnings of modern contact between America and China, and end in the present day.
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Chinese Media Paints a Different Picture of John Liu Campaign Scandal
While English-language newspapers in New York are labeling Comptroller John Liu a “Liu-ser” in light of alleged acts of campaign fraud committed by his treasurer and fundraiser, the major Chinese-language newspapers in the city continue to support Liu in his mayoral campaign.
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