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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied In recent years, the term "anti-filial piety" has sparked widespread discussion across Chinese social media. Many have shared stories of reconciling with—or cutting ties from—their families. At its core, this movement redefines the parent-child relationship, stripping away traditional expectations.

Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied Manurewa Intermediate School in South Auckland is a place many Chinese parents and teachers avoid at all costs. With 50% of the students being Pacific Islanders, 37% Māori, and just one Chinese student, it’s gained a notorious reputation. The kids are physically

Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied Last year, Steven, a Chinese living in New Zealand, was diagnosed with a benign tumor on his kidney. Weighing his options, he opted to undergo surgery in New Zealand. However, what was supposed to be a straightforward, minimally invasive procedure quickly spiraled into

Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied New Zealand’s immigration policies have evolved over the years, but for Chinese applicants, one thing remains constant—the prolonged and painful wait. Many are stuck in the critical NSC, a process seemingly tailored to scrutinize applicants from countries like China. The NSC,