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Cal in Color

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Cal in Color

7 HOURS AGO

My everlasting homesickness

Although the memories I have of my childhood in China are painful to think about because they remind me of the home I miss so much, holding on to them is the only way to get through it. They remind me of how grateful I should be to have had a home that was filled with love and happiness.

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Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 13, 2023

My Asian and American take on “skinnier is better”

I can’t help but feel that a part of me will always think skinnier is “better” because of the environment I grew up in. However, by appreciating the American take on body image, I’ve learned to believe that all bodies are beautiful and we should never dictate our worth based on the number on a scale.

Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 13, 2023

My Asian and American take on “skinnier is better”

I can’t help but feel that a part of me will always think skinnier is “better” because of the environment I grew up in. However, by appreciating the American take on body image, I’ve learned to believe that all bodies are beautiful and we should never dictate our worth based on the number on a scale.

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Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 06, 2023

That time I forgot how to write my Mandarin name

Languages aren’t just different ways of saying words, they are our main method of communication. Language barriers can ruin so much more than I could’ve imagined. I don’t know if I’ll ever have the relationship I once had with my extended family members.

Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 06, 2023

That time I forgot how to write my Mandarin name

Languages aren’t just different ways of saying words, they are our main method of communication. Language barriers can ruin so much more than I could’ve imagined. I don’t know if I’ll ever have the relationship I once had with my extended family members.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 29, 2023

Real China vs. TikTok’s China

Although the concerns surrounding the virus have since died down significantly, the long-lasting effects the pandemic has on sinophobia and the world’s view of China have remained.

Cal in Color

OCTOBER 29, 2023

Real China vs. TikTok’s China

Although the concerns surrounding the virus have since died down significantly, the long-lasting effects the pandemic has on sinophobia and the world’s view of China have remained.

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Cal in Color

7 HOURS AGO

My everlasting homesickness

Although the memories I have of my childhood in China are painful to think about because they remind me of the home I miss so much, holding on to them is the only way to get through it. They remind me of how grateful I should be to have had a home that was filled with love and happiness.

featured article

Cal in Color

7 HOURS AGO

My everlasting homesickness

Although the memories I have of my childhood in China are painful to think about because they remind me of the home I miss so much, holding on to them is the only way to get through it. They remind me of how grateful I should be to have had a home that was filled with love and happiness.

featured article

Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 13, 2023

My Asian and American take on “skinnier is better”

I can’t help but feel that a part of me will always think skinnier is “better” because of the environment I grew up in. However, by appreciating the American take on body image, I’ve learned to believe that all bodies are beautiful and we should never dictate our worth based on the number on a scale.

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Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 13, 2023

My Asian and American take on “skinnier is better”

I can’t help but feel that a part of me will always think skinnier is “better” because of the environment I grew up in. However, by appreciating the American take on body image, I’ve learned to believe that all bodies are beautiful and we should never dictate our worth based on the number on a scale.

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Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 06, 2023

That time I forgot how to write my Mandarin name

Languages aren’t just different ways of saying words, they are our main method of communication. Language barriers can ruin so much more than I could’ve imagined. I don’t know if I’ll ever have the relationship I once had with my extended family members.

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Cal in Color

NOVEMBER 06, 2023

That time I forgot how to write my Mandarin name

Languages aren’t just different ways of saying words, they are our main method of communication. Language barriers can ruin so much more than I could’ve imagined. I don’t know if I’ll ever have the relationship I once had with my extended family members.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 29, 2023

Real China vs. TikTok’s China

Although the concerns surrounding the virus have since died down significantly, the long-lasting effects the pandemic has on sinophobia and the world’s view of China have remained.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 29, 2023

Real China vs. TikTok’s China

Although the concerns surrounding the virus have since died down significantly, the long-lasting effects the pandemic has on sinophobia and the world’s view of China have remained.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 20, 2023

How Mahjong changed my life

As a self-proclaimed Mahjong pro, if you will, it’s not an understatement to say that the game has changed my life. It is the reason I am as close to my extended family as I am now and one of the ways I’ve been able to connect to my culture.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 20, 2023

How Mahjong changed my life

As a self-proclaimed Mahjong pro, if you will, it’s not an understatement to say that the game has changed my life. It is the reason I am as close to my extended family as I am now and one of the ways I’ve been able to connect to my culture.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 13, 2023

Debunking ‘Bunk’d’ Asian stereotypes

Somewhere along the line, as I matured, I slowly began to realize that there are no “guidelines” as to how to be Asian.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 13, 2023

Debunking ‘Bunk’d’ Asian stereotypes

Somewhere along the line, as I matured, I slowly began to realize that there are no “guidelines” as to how to be Asian.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 06, 2023

Shades of assimilation

I went back to that same hair salon for the final time and walked out with black hair. More importantly, I walked out as the real Audrey Zhu.

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Cal in Color

OCTOBER 06, 2023

Shades of assimilation

I went back to that same hair salon for the final time and walked out with black hair. More importantly, I walked out as the real Audrey Zhu.

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Cal in Color

SEPTEMBER 29, 2023

Long overdue thank you to Liu Ayi

It’s crazy how one person can have such a big impact on someone, completely changing their life, and then suddenly become a stranger.

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Cal in Color

SEPTEMBER 29, 2023

Long overdue thank you to Liu Ayi

It’s crazy how one person can have such a big impact on someone, completely changing their life, and then suddenly become a stranger.

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Cal in Color

AUGUST 04, 2023

Rainfall, new beginnings

It rains every other night, thunderstorms the likes of which I have only ever known in Mexico. The rain falls warm, the wind sings something sweet until it blasts open the windows and doors with a heavenly roar, the thunder crackles like my father’s laugh, the lightning dances in flashes through the sky.

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Cal in Color

AUGUST 04, 2023

Rainfall, new beginnings

It rains every other night, thunderstorms the likes of which I have only ever known in Mexico. The rain falls warm, the wind sings something sweet until it blasts open the windows and doors with a heavenly roar, the thunder crackles like my father’s laugh, the lightning dances in flashes through the sky.

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Cal in Color

JULY 28, 2023

Knowing how to suffer, to sing

Mexico has been known as a country of suffering and song and has even been romanticized for it. My family’s history is a reflection of the nation from which they stem — our stories are of pain and sacrifice.

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Cal in Color

JULY 28, 2023

Knowing how to suffer, to sing

Mexico has been known as a country of suffering and song and has even been romanticized for it. My family’s history is a reflection of the nation from which they stem — our stories are of pain and sacrifice.

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