MSNBC.com Chinese-Americans reflect on Obama’s trip Many feel that both nations are dependent on the other for survival The Associated Press updated 5:21 p.m. ET, Sun., Nov . 15, 2009 As President Barack Obama visits China seeking to balance a seesawing relationship, Chinese-Americans embody the challenges facing the giants of East and West. They have as many different feelings

... flocking to casinos decades ago on one of the only days that Chinese restaurants are closed. In Connecticut, most of the Mohegan Sun's 1,200 hotel rooms were filled Wednesday night by Chinese patrons, and the casino booked Taiwanese singer Show Lou ... go find entertainment," said Joe Lam of New York's Chinese Chamber of Commerce. "This is something that Asian immigrants rely on.& ...

... survey. That pales in comparison to some Spanish-language stations, but industry insiders say the Chinese American audience shouldn't be overlooked. "Our consumers are educated, brand-conscious, ... we'll be just as strong." For now KAZN remains the dominant voice in the Chinese community in L.A. and serves as a clearinghouse for all sorts of general information. On the weekends, ...

... time of great change.' Asked about the influence of her Chinese background, Chu said it benefits her greatly. Judy Chu, Congresswoman, Democrat-California, said,'I think that many Chinese-Americans have suffered hardships in coming to America.' ... medical reform plans in Congress. Before Chu, only two male Chinese-Americans have served in the US Congress. The House praised Chu ...

... as seeking out US government officials and trying to bribe or manipulate them into giving away information. In the past China always went after Chinese Americans but it has abandoned this approach because most Chinese Americans have ... or truthfully about the government. Additionally the report gave precedent to the Chinese practices of currency manipulation which benefits China in trade but hurts ...

... neutral." In pinpointing the source of this hope, the Chinese students spoke more frankly than their American counterparts ... 39;s cabinet, mentioning by name, at least their Chinese names, the appointment of Chinese-Americans including Commerce Secretary ... lack of action, directly impact China and many of these Chinese students' futures. Not surprisingly though, many of the topics ...

Gay Chinese Americans have made headlines in Georgia and California this week as Alex Wan and Evan Low were elected to high ranking political posts. Wan, the first Asian American and openly gay man elected to District 6 of the Atlanta City Council, now sits on the so-called “gay seat” which has been occupied by a gay person for the past 12 years, but never by a gay Asian person. ...

... politicians, American politicians, and they represent Americans. They may happen to be Jewish, and they may disagree with some Chinese issues, but connecting the two is not correct… ... to expand in the US market. How should they work to avoid that? I don’t think Chinese companies are particularly anticipating these problems, working through them, and doing the right public relations ...

... in one country than the other, revealing some fundamental differences in Chinese and American tendencies. Comparing internet activities of ... true to their American tendencies (and spend money), or is there something in the Chinese air that would turn any online banker into an unbridled blogger? via Comparing internet activities of Chinese and Americans (surfing for porn excluded) — Shanghaiist. ...

... in China”, and I find it worth quotation here: “Americans honestly do not care about the well-being of the Chinese people. Witness the constant prattle about human rights and ... ), and that the PRC’s attacks on the Dalai Lama are more or less unwarranted. And Americans and Europeans should criticize these. But the sanctimonious moralizing which seeks to dehumanize the entirety of ...