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Christmas is oh so romantic. At least, that’s what my Chinese husband thinks of the holiday — and I know he’s not alone.

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My husband hails from China’s land of fish and rice, and my rice cooking skills just didn’t cut it.

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In our game of “who can you trust,” there’s no such thing as a sure bet here after my Chinese husband’s discrimination.

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In my home, I know it’s the holidays when cranberry sauce, hand-rolled Chinese dumplings and five-spice turkey hit the table. When you build a life with someone from another culture, sometimes you just learn how to transcend your past and create a new future, something that feels as tangible as the traditions you once knew (or never knew).

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In Chinese, they call it tónggāngòngkǔ (同甘共苦), sharing the sweetness and the sorrows — something my Chinese husband and I know too well after his recent misfortune.

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A Little American Mythology

A Chinese student who shares his ideas about Americans makes me realize that, maybe, I’ve been telling myself myths about this country.

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Discrimination. I never realized just how intimately I would come to know this word and what it really means after marrying a Chinese man.

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Asian Jewish Life published my article “Chosen Women and Chinese men: a Tradition of Love?”

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I’m a vegan, married to a Chinese man who can’t live without his meat and fish. Which I why I’ve learned to make Chinese-style red braised pork, all for love.

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Asian Man White Woman publishes my article on what white parents think of Asian boyfriends, which was one of the hardest pieces I ever wrote.

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