Tianshu Hu

Sep 17, 2024 | cinemaescapist.com | Tianshu Hu |Xingting Gong |Anthony Kao |Richard N. Yu

Over the past few years, China’s leading internet companies—like ByteDance and Alibaba—have gone through rounds of layoffs and cost-cutting amidst slower economic growth and regulatory pressures. Employees over 35 are particularly vulnerable, often facing termination without proper compensation as companies prioritize younger blood.

Sep 4, 2024 | news.medill.northwestern.edu | Grace Xue |Tianshu Hu

By Grace Xue and Tianshu HuMedill ReportsThe datasets used in this report were downloaded from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) and the Chicago Data Portal. These datasets are all publicly available. Three different types of data were obtained from these official agencies and authorities. The U.S. Census Bureau provides detailed demographic data about race and ethnicity.

Sep 4, 2024 | news.medill.northwestern.edu | Grace Xue |Tianshu Hu

By Grace Xue and Tianshu HuMedill ReportsIn recent years, the food culture and cityscape of Chinatown have gradually changed with the influx of new immigrants, international students and tourists. Along Cermak Road and Wentworth Avenue, people walk with boba tea, past long lines of locals waiting to dine at bustling hot pot restaurants. While Asian populations in some of America’s most prominent Chinatowns have shrunk between 1990 and 2020, Chicago’s Chinatown has kept expanding.

Aug 24, 2024 | medium.com | Tianshu Hu

In Wuhan, a city straddling the Yangtze River in central China, rice reigns supreme in the local staple food landscape. Yet, within my childhood home, a different gastronomic tradition thrived. My family’s roots, deeply embedded in the soil of Northeast China, brought with them a legacy of flour-based delicacies that defied regional boundaries. My grandparents moved to Wuhan when I was three years old.