Social Media Ideas for Chinese Community

Chinese Venezuelans turn community networks into lifeline after earthquakes

Lutao Cen was swimming off Margarita Island, where he has lived for four decades, when twin earthquakes measuring above magnitude 7 struck northern Venezuela within two minutes. On...

Chinese community centre in Oxford to celebrate 35th anniversary

The Oxfordshire Chinese Community & Advice Centre (OCCAC) is celebrating its 35th anniversary with dragon dancing and light refreshments.

Indie Film Causes Consternation Among Overseas Chinese

China and its diaspora increasingly disagree on “Overseas Chinese” definition

Singapore Blocks Social Media Posts Attacking Indian Community

Seventy-five per cent of Singapore's over six million population are of Chinese descent, 15 per cent are Malay, and between seven to nine per cent are of Indian origin

Chinese immigrants overtake Dominicans as NYC's largest foreign-born group

File photo of people gathered people gathered in Chinatown, Manhattan, to celebrate the start of the Chinese New Year marking the Year of the Fire Horse in New York City, on Feb. 1...

6/12/26: Chinatown Night Market + Mahjong Party (Waverly Place) - FREE

Experience free drop-in play of Hong Kong and Filipino style mahjong at Waverly Place during the Chinatown Night Market in San Francisco. All skill levels, including beginners, are...

A Decade of Sharing the Flavors of China: “Chinese Restaurant” Stays True to Its Mission Through Food and Culture

Paul Chan praises blockbuster film about Teochew community during local premiere

Hong Kong’s finance chief praised a blockbuster film about the Teochew community as it premiered locally on Friday, and highlighted the ethnic group’s contributions to the city’s d...

In Malaysia’s Johor, Chinese voters prize affordability over politics

Koo can see Johor changing around him, even if the promised wealth has not reached his bank account. The 30-year-old service worker has lived for 25 years in Skudai, a busy Johor B...

Why Do Some Chinese Immigrants in America Still Answer to Beijing?

Many Chinese immigrants worked for years to gain U.S. citizenship, yet their thinking remains captive to Beijing's overseas propaganda machine. Trump's America 250 speeches, and a...

The forgotten Chinese laundrymen who helped build Jacksonville

In the spring of 1895, a Chinese laundryman named Soon Lee lay dying in a small room behind his shop near the corner of Main and Ashley Streets. -