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MOUNT HOPE, New York — Residents and local officials in the Middletown area turned out for the area’s inaugural Chinese Renaissance Fest on Sept. 28, enjoying traditional Chinese food, activities, and arts, including music and dance performances. The event was organized by the Mount Hope Chinese Association, and held from 11
Contentious Taiwan Legislative Yuan Reforms Spark 100,000-strong Protests
On May 24 and May 28, protests of 30,000 and then 100,000 people gathered around Taiwan’s Legislative...
Quality, Safety Concerns of Chinese-made EVs Come to the Fore
At the “Lianghui” government conferences of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) held this March 4–11...
Passport to Taiwan, New York’s Largest Asian American Festival, Celebrates Two Decades of Festivities
On May 26 the Passport to Taiwan festival — New York State’s largest Asian American festival — kicked...
CCP Launches Wargames Around Taiwan Following Inauguration of New President
On May 23, days after Taiwan inaugurated its new president Lai Ching-te, Communist China began a series...
Texas, Utah Lead Charge Against Forced Organ Harvesting in China, But Bill Needs Momentum
As lawmakers and witnesses rally in support of Senate Bills 1040 and 262, aimed at curbing the practice...
Xi Jinping’s Visit to Paris Bombarded by Protests, Activists Rage Against the Communist Leader
On May 5, as Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Paris, France, he was welcomed by flags and banners...
Tibetan Butter Tea – A Tasty Tradition From the Tibetan Plateau
Salty, slightly thick and rich, Tibetan butter tea is an acquired taste for Westerners; but for Tibetans...
‘No Concessions on Democracy and Freedom’: Taiwan’s New President Tells Beijing
On May 20, Taiwan's newly inaugurated president, William Lai Ching-te, issued a stark call to Communist...
US, China Discuss AI Risks During Meeting in Geneva
On May 14, officials from the U.S. and China met in Geneva to initiate talks surrounding the regulation...