Left in Limbo: The Struggle for Citizenship for the “Overseas-Born” Is Not Over
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Emilia Ong
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Kopi Jackfruit Monkey—Feeling Life in George Town
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I HAVE ALWAYS loved two things in life: travel and art. Combining these, my wife and I have travelled the world, stopping in particularly inspiring locations li...
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Keeping the Curtain Open for Peking Opera
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GuoGuang Opera Company, formed in 1995, was the outcome of the historical development of jīng jù in Taiwan. Today, it is celebrated for its innovative approach of presenting the stories of traditional opera through a modern lens, alongside creating new scripts for performance.
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