Tag Archives: Traditions
Giving the Red Envelopes Back, a Game We Never Got Tired of Playing
A tradition for the New Year’s, teaching the kids the right kinds of values, through this small sort of a hide-and-seek game that they’d played, translated… Before we headed back to Taipei, my son took out two red envelopes, and … Continue reading
The Blessings from a Bowl of Egg Noodles
How someone celebrates the New Year, a tradition, I suppose…translated… Every time around New Years, the “Floaters” in the north all returned back south, the city of Taipei became, unpopulated all of a sudden, without the raucous of the day … Continue reading
When You See These Paintings of Young Girls, Bound, Inside Those Corsets…
Just like how the ancient Chinese belief of binding women’s feet, when you see these paintings of young girls, bound, inside those corsets, do you feel that it’s normal, as girls are supposed to live under the oppressions of their … Continue reading
The Sexual Culture at a New Hempshire Elitist Campus…
A culture of rape, the continuation of yesterday’s tale from NBCNEWS.com… A former student at an elite New Hampshire prep school went on trial Monday on charges he raped a 15-year-old girl on campus. But it’s not just the defendant … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 