November 2, 2018
A Piece of America I’ve Come to Know
As the harp started to hymn, the violin danced, and the flute sang, women in…
October 10, 2018
A Taste of the Future of Education
On the ninth floor overlooking the busy San Francisco downtown, everyone is working on Macs…
July 30, 2018
Talking about death at Death Cafe in New York
I’ve never been close to death. Though I’ve written about palliative care in China during which I…
June 3, 2018
A guide to living abroad from a nomad
To many, hopping around and living abroad might look cool and fun, but adapting to…
March 2, 2018
My Impression of Cuba
In Havana, we saw queues everywhere. Upon arrival, we joined other foreign adventurers to queue…
November 17, 2017
What I Have Learned From My 3500-Mile-10-State Road Trip[:zh]What I have learned from my 3500-mile-10-state road trip
Our route Road trip has always been on my bucket list. I have to admit…
August 14, 2017
I Am the Loneliest Child, and They Are the Loneliest Parents
“Every year you come back home, it is like celebrating the Lunar New Year!” my…
May 24, 2017
A father’s love — like mountain, like water.
Going abroad might be a carefree vacation for you, but to my family, it is…
June 15, 2016
Why Chicken Soup is Not Enough?
So now you have heard about resilience, then what? It’s that time of the year.…
June 4, 2016
A Globetrotter’s Baggage
A small carry-on luggage and a backpack, that’s all I have brought for my semester…
May 17, 2016
Bath & Breakfast
I lingered long enough in the wooden room to disrobe. It had been years since…
August 26, 2015
La Vie en Rose
I was reading "The Moon and Sixpence" in the Commonwealth Avenue Park when a guy…