Culture

Staff Writer: Yima Image Source: Supplied In August 2023, a family of three boarded a plane from Auckland to Shanghai. This Chinese-New Zealand family had decided to move to China and settle in Dali. Unlike many families who take their children abroad, they chose to return to China. "Happiest

Staff Writer: Yima Image Source: Supplied Walking on the streets of New Zealand, you will see many pedestrians with tattoos. Behind these patterns etched on their bodies lie the vibrant stories of life. As an immigrant country, New Zealand is a place of diverse cultures, where people from different nations

Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied In recent years, New Zealand seems to have become a landing spot for tech workers leaving big Chinese companies. According to the 2021 China Programmer Salary and Work Status Survey Report by the China Internet Network Information Center, the majority of Chinese programmers

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