Rebecca Wang

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Fifth-Generation Christian Minister on Family's Role in Faith Inheritance

Jan 7, 2025 | chinachristiandaily.com | Rebecca Wang

How can faith be passed on to the next generation? This question concerns not only various churches but also numerous Christian parents. In the digital era, children are exposed to the Internet and social media since childhood, leaving them vulnerable to the influence of misguided values. Even though their parents hold beliefs, the younger generation may drift away.
One-armed Minister Gets Married Through Mission in Sichuan

Dec 3, 2024 | chinachristiandaily.com | Rebecca Wang

“I've never felt inferior when it comes to marriage. I feel that God covered my weakness with His power so that my advantages could be shown to women,” said a minister who lost his left arm in cancer. Tall and slender, Brother Wang has been married to a Christian woman for over a decade. As a full-time preacher, he is blessed with a stable income and an apartment—an outcome that seemed impossible for many ministers in China who “lived by faith” over a decade ago.
China-Japan-Korea Destiny and Unity Conference Concludes in Jeju - China Christian Daily

Nov 14, 2024 | chinachristiandaily.com | Rebecca Wang

The Three Nations Destiny and Unity Conference concluded in Jeju Island, South Korea, aimied to encourage more Chinese Christians to engage in cross-cultural ministry. Held at the Jeju International Full Gospel Church (JIFC) from November 14 to 15, the conference focused on cross-cultural missions and education, attended by about 100 pastors, institutional representatives, and believers from China, Japan, and South Korea.
Conscience, Love, and the Brave Road to Uphold Justice

Jun 20, 2024 | bitterwinter.org | Rebecca Wang

by Rebecca Wang**A paper presented at the CESNUR 2024 international conference, Université Bordeaux Montaigne, Bordeaux, France, June 12, 2024. I work as a project coordinator in a consulting institute. I am also a dizi (disciple) of Tai Ji Men and have been practicing Qi Gong and self-cultivation with the Shifu (Grand Master) of Tai Ji Men, Dr. Hong Tao-Tze, for over 28 years. Before discussing the Tai Ji Men legal and tax case, I will say a few words about my experience as a dizi.
Small Things Like These

Feb 4, 2024 | hotcorn.com | Rebecca Wang |Adam Lowes |Jo-Ann Titmarsh |Stefan Pape

The opening film of the Berlinale comes directly from Ireland: Tim Mielants’s Small Things Like These, based on a screenplay by Irish playwright Enda Walsh on the 2021 novel of the same name by Irish writer Claire Keegan.
How China’s Small-Town Bookstores Innovate to Survive

Sep 8, 2023 | theworldofchinese.com | Rebecca Wang

Momo established her bookstore after 17 years as an elementary school teacher. She describes feeling burned out and unhappy at the lack of advancement opportunities in her job before quitting. Momo relied on savings and support from her family to start the bookstore, renovated Yan Mo in the second year of opening, and increased from roughly 28 to 60 seats so that more customers could sit for extended periods to read, study, work, or simply enjoy a drink.
The Rise of Dangerous Weight Loss Camps in China

Jul 21, 2023 | theworldofchinese.com | Rebecca Wang

A folk saying in Chinese goes, “a good woman doesn’t weigh over 100 catties (好女不过百),” or around 50 kilograms. But the pursuit of that dated and problematic standard proved fatal for a 21-year-old social media influencer named Cuihua this year. Cuihua, who weighed 156 kilograms, had enrolled at a weight loss boot camp in Shaanxi province with the goal of losing 100 kilograms in May.
Last Lockdown: Why are China’s Campuses Still Closed to the Public?

Jun 19, 2023 | theworldofchinese.com | Rebecca Wang

Online, several university students questioned whether the hard lockdowns placed on them were truly for their own safety.
Why Is Sexist Advertising in China Still Rampant?

May 23, 2023 | theworldofchinese.com | Rebecca Wang

It’s never been easy to escape stereotyping for female PhD-holders in China, but a recent advertisement for a collagen drink has made it harder. Cosmetics brand Five Doctors is being investigated by Beijing’s commercial regulators for false advertising and “vulgar” content in a series of ads that landed among the top trending topics on Weibo for disrespecting women.
Conscience, Education, and Conflict in Taiwan: The Tai Ji Men Case

Apr 19, 2023 | bitterwinter.org | Rebecca Wang

A short history of how a fabricated case hit and harassed a spiritual movement for more than twenty years. by Rebecca Wang**A paper presented at the international conference “Religion in Modern Education: Conflict, Policy, and Practice,” Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, April 15, 2023. My name is Rebecca Wang, and I work as a project coordinator in a technology company.