The coronavirus changed the entire human culture overnight, in some cases for the better … and in others, for the worse.
BLOG: WWII vet’s aging miracle at 103 — Coronavirus is worse than WWII, he says
Gene Moy assumed his 103rd birthday celebration would be quiet during the coronavirus pandemic. He was wrong…
BLOG: Lessons from the coronavirus pandemic — Part I
The coronavirus has redefined the meaning of a good death. What is a good death?
BLOG: The good, bad, terrifying and ugly during coronavirus
Last week, two good Samaritans wanted to donate masks to the Asian Weekly. Initially, I declined. We have bought masks for ourselves and our employees. My oldest son, who works in Hong Kong, mailed us two boxes of masks.
BLOG: What foods to cook during coronavirus
Can bananas cure coronavirus? What about lemon and garlic? How about vitamins?
BLOG: Babies or divorce? — Cultural clashes between China and the U.S. during coronavirus
Gov. Jay Inslee spoke on live television ordering us to stay home to fight coronavirus. He was like a gentle parent pleading with his child. He never raised his voice.
BLOG: How Chinatown copes with coronavirus
By Assunta Ng NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Every day, I pray that Chinatown will be spared from the coronavirus. That’s wishful thinking since it has now become a pandemic. No one expected the wife of Canada’s Prime Minister to get the virus. Yet, she has it, along with Academy-award winner Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita […]
BLOG: How to keep your cool during the coronavirus outbreak
A friend called to complain about fake Chinese news websites, spreading rumors about coronavirus in Chinatown. “Can you write and tell people not to believe it?” she begged.
Dealing with a crisis in Chinatown — Mayor Durkan invited community leaders for dim sum
Durkan visited Chinatown thrice in three days, including hosting a dim sum lunch to support the community during tough times.
BLOG: Reuse, repurpose, upcycle: Remake things from home
Over the years, I have collected tons of name tags from the events I attended. Plastic name tags are expensive, it is about a dollar each. I don’t throw them away.
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