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What makes a good friend?

Oct 8, 2024 | medium.com | Eve Chung

Eve Chung·Follow1 min read·--What Makes a Good Friend? “Truly great friends are hard to find, difficult to leave, and impossible to forget.”Everyone has their own definition of what makes a good friend. This can be according to the level of their own present personalgrowth and development. Some have an easier time establishingand maintaining good friendships than others. Another person is more charismatic and fun to be around. Some have the abilityto see humor in uncomfortable situations.
Power on Longevity

Oct 7, 2024 | medium.com | Eve Chung

Eve Chung·Follow2 min read·--Voltage and Frequency Medicine, excerpt:There is an obvious difference between an older person and a younger one when you look at them energetically. The younger person looks healthier in terms of energy. The older person especially those with chronic disorders reflects lesser energy and aliveness. As we get older, it seems that the radiant light that is stored in the core of our DNA gradually diminishes and its brilliance can get lost.
Eternal Solace: Eve J. Chung on Tradition, Family and Mourning in Taiwan

May 29, 2024 | lithub.com | Eve Chung

In the spring of 2023, I told my mom that I was going to go visit Taiwan, for the first time in ten years. Both of my parents immigrated to the US from Taipei, and we used to go back frequently when I was younger. “I will pick you up at the airport,” Mom declared. “That makes no sense,” I replied. “You don’t live in Taiwan.”Both of my parents were in mainland China, so Mom “picking me up” meant that she too would have to fly there. “No no,” She insisted. “You don’t know what you’re doing.
Add the Monitor’s 10 best books of May to your reading list

May 22, 2024 | csmonitor.com | Monica Wood |Eve Chung |Colm Toibin |Ann Hood

“You must trust and believe in people or life becomes impossible,” wrote Anton Chekhov. His words could describe many of the characters in the books highlighted by Monitor reviewers this month. Among the novels are the story of a woman attempting a fresh start after her release from prison, and the saga of a World War I veteran seeking redemption from an act of betrayal during the war. Why We Wrote ThisLooking for a great new book to kick off the summer? We have 10 of them.
Eve J. Chung on Daughters of Shandong

May 22, 2024 | pw.org | Eve Chung

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Fiction and Nonfiction Book Picks for Every Reader This Summer

May 22, 2024 | newsweek.com | Tracey Lien |Jen Beagin |Eve Chung |Kelechi Okafor

Long summer days and vacations go hand-in-hand. Whether you enjoy your holidays basking in the sun on a chaise lounge, traveling the world or relaxing on a staycation, a good book just improves the view. And even when you don't have official time off, slipping into the pages of a worthy read on lazy evenings and weekends can feel like an escape all by itself. Curated for you by Newsweek staff are our most recommended, fairly recent fiction and nonfiction reads.
Daughters of Shandong

May 15, 2024 | bookbrowse.com | Eve Chung

BookBrowse: The captivating tale of a mother and daughters' treacherous escape to Taiwan during the Communist revolution in China. Daughters of Shandong is the debut novel of Eve J. Chung, a human rights lawyer living in New York. Overall, First Impressions readers loved the book, awarding it an outstanding average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars.
New library books

May 11, 2024 | journalgazette.net | Amanda J. Churchill |Naina Kumar |Eve Chung |Mai Corland

These works of Asian- American fiction are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “The Turtle House”by Amanda Churchill When her grandmother Mineko moves in, Lia Cope connects with her over stories of the Turtle House in Japan and the secrets they both carry. When Mineko is forced to live in an assisted living community, she and Lia devise a plan to bring a beloved lost place to life.
Connecting With Hidden Source of Vitality

May 9, 2024 | medium.com | Eve Chung

When you see the sparkling vitality of human beings, but you do not know what is enlivening them, then you are spiritually blind. That Power, even though unseen, is very evident. It is all the time playing hide-and-seek behind our thoughts. The body is kept dancing with life by forces derived from external sources (food, oxygen, and sunshine); and by vitality (prana) derived from the internal source - Cosmic Consciousness.
In the Midst of a Revolution, One Girl's Perilous Escape

May 7, 2024 | nytimes.com | Eve Chung

DAUGHTERS OF SHANDONG, by Eve J. ChungA dilemma came early in my reading of Eve J. Chung's debut novel, "Daughters of Shandong." One of my favorite characters at first was the foulmouthed grandmother, Nai Nai, easily a villain to her long-suffering daughter-in-law, Chiang-Yue, who in turn is the mother of the narrator, Hai.