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April Xiaoyi Xu

New York, United States

Founder, Writer, and Third Culture Lawyer at Substack

Articles

  • 1 week ago | documentedny.com | April Xiaoyi Xu

    Over six vibrant seasons of Lucky Chow, PBS’ Emmy-nominated culinary series, host Danielle Chang has traveled across America, uncovering bold flavors and timeless dishes that tell the story of Asian cuisine — with heritage woven into every bite.

  • 1 week ago | documentedny.com | April Xiaoyi Xu

    在获艾美奖提名的公共广播电视网(PBS)美食节目《亚洲色香味(Lucky Chow)》过去的六季中,主持人Danielle Chang走遍全美,发掘了亚洲美食中大胆的风味与传承百年的料理,每一口都是文化与记忆交织的故事。今年,该节目第七季首次将整季节目献给“故乡”:Danielle Chang是台湾出生的第一代移民,五岁时移居美国,如今定居纽约。这一季,她将目光与味蕾转向台湾,重新发掘家乡的味道、文化与被激起的回忆。 今年的亚裔、夏威夷原住民及太平洋岛民传统月(Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month,简称亚太裔传统月)将以一场感官盛宴揭开序幕。《亚洲色香味(Lucky Chow)》第七季于本周四首播,透过节目带领观众深入台湾丰富多元的饮食传统,从古老的茶道与斋饭,到酱油与米食的现代创新。 Danielle...

  • 1 week ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | April Xiaoyi Xu

    Over six vibrant seasons of Lucky Chow, PBS’ Emmy-nominated culinary series, host Danielle Chang has traveled across America, uncovering bold flavors and timeless dishes that tell the story of Asian cuisine — with heritage woven into every bite.

  • 2 weeks ago | wglt.org | April Xiaoyi Xu

    There is a pervasive fear around public safety among immigrant community members, a concern that some voters cited as a reason they supported President Trump in the 2024 election. Recent reporting by Documented, a nonprofit site that covers immigrants in New York, shows that these fears are not unfounded: non-major crimes have surged to 20-year highs in several immigrant neighborhoods, including Chinatown, Flatbush and Jackson Heights.

  • 3 weeks ago | documentedny.com | April Xiaoyi Xu

    The New York Police Department launched a new Quality of Life division last week to crack down on low-level crimes in response to growing public concern about public safety. The news comes after Documented’s exclusive report earlier this month that revealed non-major criminal offenses have reached a 20-year high in immigrant-heavy neighborhoods like Chinatown, Flatbush and Jackson Heights — even as official statistics show a drop in major crimes citywide.