An Interview with Shiangtai Tuan- Drawing on the Wisdom that Came Before Interview by Gregoria Smith “A narrow point of view may help you live another day, but you want to connect to other people.” As … Continued
An interview with Gary Lee pastor of Rooted: A new Multi-Asian Evangelical Church. On being Christ Centered and Asian-American You’ve probably come across various Triangle Asian churches like the Korean Presbyterian Church in Durham, The Connect Church in … Continued
If you’ve noticed more Asian faces lately, it’s because Asian-Americans are the fastest growing ethnic group in North Carolina and much of that growth has been concentrated in the Raleigh-Durham area. As of 2010, there were 255,000 people in the … Continued
by Anvitha I am standing in the middle of a beautiful pathway lined with palm trees and dozens of white flowers. Here in the village, I saw many familiar faces. I even saw Pedanana, my father’s cousin, fly past on … Continued
Looking for a new a show to watch when you’re bored? Well, I think you should watch Naruto. Naruto is an Anime about an idiotic but lovable Ninja who strives to become the Hokage, the leader of his village, and … Continued
Located in the Davis Drive corridor in RTPon a sprawling campus fronted by a lake, BASF announces its slogan with a sign, “We create chemistry.” This global company will be reaching out to the RTP community at the … Continued
If you work in the RTP Triangle, you probably know Akashi, a Japanese restaurant on 54 near 55, a two square mile area that’s home to more than twenty restaurants competing for the RTP lunch trade. Andy and Adeline Chen are … Continued
Jenny Chen is the chairman of the board of Grand Asia Markets, the first and largest ethnic supermarkets in North Carolina. Corner groceries and general stores have a long tradition as immigrant businesses in America. Many of the earliest Chinese … Continued
For generations, businesses like Grand Asia have played a major role in their communities, not just as a source of employment, but as social and informational centers for new immigrants: a cross between a bridge and a second home. Yun … Continued
