Shanghai

Ying Lee, Berkeley’s first Asian American city councilmember, has died, leaving behind a memory of her kind spirit and fierce activism. 

I know the simple happiness that one obtains today could be once so valuable and dearth — and if misunderstood, one could never fully appreciate the hard work and dedication behind every improvement of life. 

Dumpling Kitchen, a San Francisco-based Chinese restaurant available for dine-in, takeout and delivery, has opened up a new location in Southside.

Some bands stop while they’re ahead, but King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard has defied all laws of record production to put out yet another excellent album.

This column has been my little corner of the internet where I can write about my life, but as intimate as it feels, it’s scary how easy it is for anyone to find it.

I wanted to remember what my childhood was like, but I was terrified that every trace of it would be gone — scraped away, painted over and torn down.

Most people view climate change as an issue that’s far away from them as if it’s not something real or not something that personally impacts them.

If you ever get the chance to visit, here a few lesser-known attractions that capture Shanghai's uniqueness and intercultural composition.

For me, paradise is dirt-cheap street food surrounded by people from all over the world who have stories to tell and wisdom to impart.

“Drink slowly. Tonight’s gonna be a long night,” I said to Z, who was lighting up another cigarette in front of me.