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Chinese Woman Assaulted and Robbed in SF Chinatown Comes Forward
A woman who was assaulted and robbed of her purse in San Francisco’s Chinatown has come forward with details of the attack that happened only hours after the now infamous assault and robbery of an elderly Chinese man in Bayview.
Chinese Woman Who Lived on 29 Cents Per Day Dies of Malnutrition Complications
Severe malnutrition has led to the death of an impoverished Chinese woman who lived on just 2 yuan (29 cents) per day.
Wu Huayan, a 24-year-old student in the Guizhou province, reportedly scrimped on her meals in order to save money for her ill brother’s treatment, MailOnline reports.
Chinese Woman Pays $29,000 for Parking Space But Can Only Get Out Through the Sunroof
A Chinese woman is taking an apartment developer to court after finding out that the “premium” parking space she purchased won’t let her exit her car unless she passes through the sunroof.
Identified only by her surname Tao, the woman from Nanning purchased the spot for over 200,000 yuan ($29,000), reports Shanghaiist.
51-Year-Old Mom Stuns Internet With Ice Cold Photoshoot
A stunning 51-year-old mother has gone viral again for her hot body — this time, juxtaposed to a freezing landscape.
Liu Yelin, who hails from Xinyang, Henan Province, China, has gone viral before for her amazing physique; this time, however, she’s recaptured the hearts of netizens with some shocking exercise advice.
China’s ‘Queen of the Claw Machine’ Spends $6,000 at Arcades to Win 7,000 Stuffed Animals
Ya Li, a 28-year-old woman from Qingyuan city in northern Guangdong province, China, owns around 7,000 stuffed toys that she won from claw machines, earning her the unofficial title of “Queen of the Claw Machine”.
At first, Ya wasn’t very interested in claw machines, until one day in 2016 when she saw a particularly cute stuffed toy that she wanted, according to Shanghaiist via Medium. So she tried her luck and eventually won the toy as a prize.
My New Year’s Resolution is to Embrace My Asian Heritage
My New Year’s resolution for 2018, as I’ve been jokingly telling my friends and family for the past month, is to “be more Asian.” That’s an oversimplification, of course, but the intent is there. For the next 12 months, I’m focusing on different ways that I can embrace my Asian heritage through concrete goals.
In the spring of 2017, I visited China for the first time as an adult. It was an amazing, immersive, food-filled experience (have you ever had those deep fried mochi balls with taro filling? They’re divine), but it felt different to be there as an adult than it did as a child. Amidst all of these dynamic, accomplished people who looked like me … I found myself acutely lonely.
Illinois Grad Student Faces the Death Penalty for Murder of Chinese Scholar
Federal prosecutors are seeking death penalty against Brendt Christensen, the University of Illinois Ph.D. candidate who is accused of kidnapping, torturing and killing YingYing Zhang, a visiting scholar from Nanping, China, last year.
United States prosecutors filed the notice on Friday in central Illinois with the U.S. District Court, according to NBC Chicago, citing that the alleged killing of the 26-year-old victim cruelly involved torture.
Woman Stopped From Boarding Plane When No One Can Recognize Her After Plastic Surgery
A 28-year-old Chinese woman was reportedly barred from boarding a plane after failing to pass security check because her face and her ID didn’t look alike following a plastic surgery procedure.
The passenger, only identified by her surname Zhang, booked a flight from Chengdu to Shanghai on Sunday, according to Chengdu Business Daily, as translated by Shanghaiist via Medium. Unfortunately, her travel to Shanghai was put quickly on hold as airport security stopped her after she was informed that the airport’s facial recognition system failed to identify her face.
The Moment Asian American Woman Realizes Victim of Brutal Murder is Her Cousin
Editor’s Note: Kerry Yang is a family member of Caitlyn Xiong, a young woman who disappeared and subsequently died under mysterious circumstances. Yang and her family are looking for answers regarding Xiong’s death; they are accepting donations to cover funeral and justice-related expenses via their YouCaring page.
I first found out about my cousin’s disappearance from a random post one of my Facebook friends shared. It was one of those things people like to share without really thinking about who the subject was, and the prettier they were, the more it was likely to to be noticed. I did a double-take when I really looked at the picture because I realized I knew that missing girl. That girl was my family. I had just seen her at another family member’s birthday party last month. And here was this picture of her saying she was missing. I was dumbfounded that this was happening. This happened to other people, but not to us, and we hoped that perhaps it wasn’t true.
Chinese Woman Brutally Stabbed in the Head For Her Purse in London Street Robbery
Recently married Qing Qing Rao has remained in a persistent vegetative state since she was attacked by a male assailant near her home in Dagenham, east London.
The 30-year-old City employee was walking home from work when she was stabbed by Barry Peacham, 26, along a path in Castle Green Park, Mail Online reports. Peacham stole Rao’s handbag, mobile phone, and laptop computer after allegedly lodging a knife into her head and mutilating her. Rao was found lying unconscious on the path where she was attacked. The catastrophic injuries Rao suffered from the ruthless attack on February 13 has left her in the vegetative state which she may “extremely unlikely” ever to recover.
Missing Hmong Woman’s Body Found in River After Breakup With Boyfriend in Wisconsin
Caitlyn Pa Chia Xiong, a 20-year-old Hmong woman of Appleton, Wisconsin, has been confirmed dead after previously being reported missing since October 5. Her body was pulled from the Fox River on Saturday morning near Heesakker Park in Little Chute, according to WBAY.
The Outgamie County coroner’s office completed its autopsy report on Monday. They have yet to release their findings to the public.
What Happens When You Don’t Wear Your Seatbelt in China
Not wearing a seat belt while driving a car may get you a road violation that can lead to getting a fine or a ticket. But a company based in China has a different kind of punishment for people who break this rule — getting taped to a wall in front of your colleagues.
On Wednesday, a couple of pictures were spotted circulating the Chinese micro blogging platform, Weibo. It showed a stoic-looking woman taped to a wall with a yellow and black hazard tape.