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Why Chinese Tech Workers Are Choosing New Zealand: A Journey from China’s IT Workers to a New Life Abroad
Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied In recent years, New Zealand seems to have become a landing spot for tech workers
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A dedicated section of Asian Insider that explores the vibrant and evolving cultural landscape of the Asian community in New Zealand. We delve into the customs, arts, and cultural trends that shape the Asian experience, from traditional practices to modern influences.

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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied In recent years, New Zealand seems to have become a landing spot for tech workers

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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied In recent years, the term "anti-filial piety" has sparked widespread discussion across

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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied Manurewa Intermediate School in South Auckland is a place many Chinese parents and teachers avoid

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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied Last year, Steven, a Chinese living in New Zealand, was diagnosed with a benign tumor

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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied New Zealand’s immigration policies have evolved over the years, but for Chinese applicants, one

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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied On August 30th, Arrowtown, South Island, New Zealand, basked in clear skies. Large crowds of

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Staff Writer: Yiyi Xie Image Source: Supplied What’s It Like Being the Only Chinese Contestant in a New Zealand Pageant? Recently,
Living in New Zealand
"POET" refers to a poet. So, what does "POETS Day" mean? Is it "Poet Day" or

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Staff Writer: Yima Image Source: supplied What is it like to work with psychiatric patients every day? A Chinese woman who immigrated

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Staff Writer: Yima Image Source: Supplied Many years ago, a video of a guy playing and singing the Chinese version of "

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Staff Writer: Wen Zhao Image Source: supplied To get away from the social pressure to get married, 33-year-old Mary Guo

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There's a cultural dialogue program at the Auckland Art Gallery called "Cultured Conversations." Through interviews with prominent leaders