Xiaochen Su
Writer at Freelance
a naturalized Chinese-American, an avid world traveler, as well as a Yale, LSE, and UTokyo graduate. Seeking new life experiences while working in education!
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2 weeks ago |
asiatimes.com | Xiaochen Su
The face of Chinese migration in Japan is changing. Last month, the business magazine Toyo Keizai profiled the phenomenon of Chinese children enrolling in some of Tokyo’s top elementary schools. The article series zoomed in on Tokyo’s Bunkyo-ku, home to the University of Tokyo as well as some of the capital’s best public schools, noting that since 2019, where the number of non-Japanese children living in the neighborhood has more than doubled.
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3 weeks ago |
johnmenadue.com | Xiaochen Su
Millions of Myanmar refugees could be next if Junta fallsAlmost as soon as Bashar al-Assad boarded a plane for the one-way journey to Moscow, European governments began folding up the welcome mats for Syrian refugees. On December 8, the Russian foreign ministry announced that Assad had been given asylum in the country. A day later, Germany and Austria froze more than 50,000 asylum applications by Syrian refugees.
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4 weeks ago |
brandinginasia.com | Xiaochen Su
Consider this impressive set of numbers: A USD 10 billion valuation, a 43% jump on the first day of its public listing, and the world’s largest fast food chain with 45,000 outlets. These are some of the superlatives that describe Mixue Group, a Chinese F&B brand that sells soft-serve ice cream and cold teas in plastic cups that most people outside China have never heard of, much less purchased from.
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1 month ago |
asiasentinel.com | Xiaochen Su
By: Xiaochen SuUS President Trump’s ongoing cuts to foreign assistance, headlined by a shutdown of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), open a golden opportunity for Asian nations to come into their own in providing humanitarian aid to some of the most aid-dependent parts of the world, particularly in Africa. It can p…Keep reading with a 7-day free trialSubscribe to Asia Sentinel to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.
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2 months ago |
asiatimes.com | Xiaochen Su
The latest actions from the Trump administration have reaffirmed the imperative for Chinese firms to reduce their dependence on the American market. Trump’s 10% additional tariffs on all Chinese imports have predictably invited Chinese countermeasures. And markets remain fearful that Trump will continue threatening the 60% tariffs on all Chinese goods he promised to impose while on the campaign trail.
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RT @Mengfei_Lifit: While the world eyes upon the matters on the Gaza Strip, let's not forget one factor - China can also weigh in. From the…
On buses and bus stations in Malta, African migrants bring the custom, so commonly practiced back home, of spontaneous acts of kindness. This shows how their social norms can foster community and connection despite the presence of cultural differences. https://t.co/xAUd9hJbw5
Watching the recently released movie "Anora" reminded me just how vital inclusive diversity is. By humanizing sex workers and immigrant bodyguards, it challenged stereotypes and emphasized that valuing unique identities protects minorities. https://t.co/SCr4RFUgMf