The Impact of the Dragon Boat Festival
In the heart of vibrant festivals and cultural celebrations across the globe lies the thunderous drum beats, the synchronized paddling, and the fierce competition of dragon boat racing. The Dragon…
League of Legends: The Game that Caused a Cultural Riot
The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the text belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to the Asian American News Network or its affiliates. On November 5th, classes…
Paik Nam June: Father of Technology Art
The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the text belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to the Asian American News Network or its affiliates. In our contemporary day and…
Lihong Yu: Succeeding with $5000
Lihong Yu grew up in Ningbo, China, during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Yu was just six years old when her parents were exiled, forcing her into the care of her…
Lance Lawsin: A Token of Martial Arts Greatness
Taekwondo prodigy Lance Lawsin shares his experience in martial arts and views on traditional fighting. Find out more about Lance Lawsin’s uprising and what he thinks about the recent shift to modern techniques: Is it for the better, or worse, for martial arts as a whole?
Aaron Li: The Balance of Race in Identity
Aaron Li did not choose your typical career path for an Asian American. Being a minority at the West Point Military Academy, Aaron Li learned valuable lessons, especially regarding his identity.