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How I’m Spending Winter Break

One thing about UD is that we are blessed with an especially long winter break. With classes not starting back up until February, breaks are a rare opportunity to actually breathe, reset, and make the most of the time we don’t have during the semester. Instead of letting it slip by, I am planning to make the most of this break by keeping myself busy, balancing rest, personal interests, and preparation for the spring semester.
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The Bizarre Journey of Boba

Boba has turned into a worldwide phenomenon over the last decade. It has grown to be the perfect drink to grab on the go and is beloved by the younger generation. Here at the University of Delaware, we have a handful of boba shops such as Comma Cafe, Kung Fu Tea, TBaar, and Tiger Sugar. With such a large popularity, let’s take a dive into the origin of boba.
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The Hidden Language of Red Envelopes

Red envelopes (hóngbāo in Mandarin, lai see in Cantonese) are a symbol of Chinese culture and tradition. These vibrant envelopes are usually associated with Lunar New Year, weddings, and other grand celebrations. But these pockets hold deeper meanings beyond their monetary gifts—they carry wishes of luck, protection, and connection across generations.
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    My Favorite Asian Female TikTok Creator: Viveca Chow

    April 2, 2024 /

    TikTok is an extremely useful and informative tool for seeking new ideas, finding new products, and sharing your life stories and personality in videos. Many of these TikTok creators and influencers are promoting items and have sponsorships on TikTok. Although this platform is great for insight and information, there are a handful of videos that can spread false statements and can be misleading or a scam to their audience. It is important to be cautious when watching a TikTok influencer promote a product or stating facts in general. However, there are many TikTok creators who post their lifestyle, fashion, new places to explore, and helpful tips to improve one’s own…

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    Are Reverse Harems Weird? No.

    April 2, 2024 /

    Reverse harems, a subgenre of romance fiction, are popular among different types of media such as anime and manga. Far from being strange or niche, these narratives offer compelling stories that challenge stereotypes, promote diversity, and provide a fresh perspective on romance and relationships. In this article, we will explore why reverse harems are underrated and argue against the misconception that they are "weird."

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    “I Love You” in a Language My Parents Could Speak

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    Flavorful Narratives: Stephanie Soo, Queen of Mukbang and Digital Storytelling

    April 2, 2024 /

    In the vast growing digital world where creators are fleeting attention, Stephanie Soo emerges as a multifaceted gem, often underappreciated for the amount of research, dedication, and enjoyment she creates from her dazzling content. As a female Asian creator, Stephanie brings a unique blend of vulnerability, strength, personality, dedication, and relatability to her content, weaving narratives that resonate deeply with a diverse audience. Her journey underscores her excellence as a digital storyteller and highlights the broader discourse on the representation and visibility of Asian women in media landscapes often dominated by homogeneous voices.

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    Letter to my Future Self

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    What My Mom Always Makes Me When I’m Sick: Made With Mother’s Love

    March 6, 2024 /

    As February comes to an end and winter starts to die down, so does my immune system. As a student that attends the University of Delaware but am from New York, my mother’s homemade meals aren’t always around for me. The thought of her homemade meals served hot and fresh from the stove never fails to make my mouth water. Getting sick isn’t the greatest feeling, but when I am in the comfort of my own home, it doesn’t hurt to have some delicious meals made by her. I’ll be showing some delicious meals she’d make for me when I’m sick!

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    Fall Carnival Foods and Drink

    October 13, 2021

    Love on a Plate: Expressing Appreciation Through Food

    December 1, 2024

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    Kdrama Recommendations 2024

    March 6, 2024 /

    Looking for something to watch? Here are 2 new K-dramas trending in 2024 that will captivate you!

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    My Anime Tier List

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    3 Love Songs That Hit Different: Thinking Out Loud, Goodbye, and All of Me

    March 1, 2026

    The Asian Mom’s Guide to Getting The best Black Friday Deals

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    Why does it feel easier to make other Asian friends?

    March 5, 2024 /

    As someone who struggled growing up with double identities, I often wonder what group of people I most identify with and conform to. As someone who struggles to speak my native tongue or simply write my Korean name, I realized my reliance on my “Americanness” and its influence on what I perceive myself to be. Growing up as an immigrant, my biggest wish was to be accepted into the American culture and community. I would approach my white friends with hope that they would accept me as their own. I was lucky enough to have it easy making friends with this mindset, and I grew up surrounded by diverse friend…

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  • Entertainment

    My Favorite K-Dramas About Small Towns

    March 5, 2024 /

    There is something about K-dramas that take place in a small town. You feel the warmth of the community, always willing to give each other a hand when they need it the most. Watching them feels like an escape almost. Like you no longer have to worry about the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Instead you take things one day at a time, one step in front of the other. It’s calming, but there’s always a story behind why everyone is there. Here are my top three favorites from this genre.

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    Fruits Basket, My Favorite Romance Anime

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  • Feature

    Embracing Ethical Duty: Obligation To Take Care of Parents

    March 5, 2024 /

    In this era where technological advancements are reshaping societies, the acceleration often outpaces the ability of aging parents to keep up. Consequently, the younger generation is entrusted with the ethical duty to ensure the well-being of their elders.

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  • Food

    What I’m Bringing To the Next Potluck

    March 4, 2024 /

    Welcome back to UD for the spring semester! I hope you guys had a wonderful break and are excited to be back on campus. With school just starting again, there will be many fun events held by the Asian organizations on campus, including potlucks! With that said, here is what I will be bringing for any future potlucks.

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  • Entertainment

    Animes from the Winter Season

    March 4, 2024 /

    This season of anime brought both new seasons and new shows. In this article, I’m going to tell you about a couple of new seasons and shows that I’ve seen this winter and recommend.

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