Category: Lifestyle
Commuters crowd a subway station at rush hour in Beijing, China. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)
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'Land of Big Numbers' Author Te-Ping Chen on Writing Her Way Through the Dark
The Wall Street Journal reporter talks to Asia Blog about her debut collection of short stories, which depict ordinary lives in China and of the Chinese diaspora.
The man who helped Psy break big in America on helping more Asians and Asian Americans gain exposure in mainstream media.
The recent 'Top Chef' winner talks about eating her weight in Doritos off camera during the show, and lists her favorite people to follow on Twitter.
We reached out to the CNN International anchor and self-professed "media junkie," "China nerd" and "geek mom" via email.
ChinaFile Managing Editor Jonathan Landreth tells Huffington Post Live he expects Hollywood producers such as those that made Iron Man 3 to continue to look for ways to tap into China's growing moviegoing market.
"I see myself as a part of the whole human race," says Filipino American turntable master, "and am here to make humanity move forward."
The first Vietnamese player in National Football League history is now a sports talk radio personality in San Antonio.
The Director of the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center weighs in on the rising political clout of APAs and his experiences as part of the extended first family.
The Indian American fitness dynamo chats candidly on entrepreneurship, rocking Masala Bhangra in Japan, and the family tragedy that first inspired her.
In the content business, says the founder of paidContent and Skift.com, "Chaos is the new normal."
The groundbreaking Korean-American comedian answers five questions from Asia Society's Clara Lambert.
