The Guilford community came together to celebrate the first day of Lunar New Year on Friday, Feb. 12. This year is the Year of the Ox, the second animal zodiac in the lunar calendar observed by many Asian...
Before groups such as BTS entered the modern media scene, Korea was as foreign of a nation as Oz to most individuals across America. Samsung was known as a “Chinese phone brand” among westerners, and...
I was eight the first time it happened. Torn from a district with a large Asian student body and thrown into halls where I was one of few people of color in my class, I felt the eyes glued to me as I walked...
Ethan Santana, Managing and Photo Editor
• April 7, 2020
Whether a celebration of rebirth, reunion, honor, or tradition, Lunar New Year has been a fundamental holiday in Chinese and Taiwanese culture for thousands of years, marking the beginning...
Red decorations lined the walls of the Leak Room of Duke Hall for Guilford’s Chinese New Year celebration.
“Red in Chinese is (a) really lucky color,” said sophomore Xinxin Zhou, who taught attendees...
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