Teaching — and Learning From — the Next Generation of Asian Americans
Asian educators reflect on their teaching experiences and what they have learned from the next generation of Asian American youth.
Amy Yip’s Debut Book Connects Adult Children and Their Immigrant Parents
Amy C. Yip’s debut book breaks through generational barriers and highlights multifaceted dynamics between adult children and their immigrant parents.
Walk Through Honda History at the New American Honda Collection Hall
Mochi Magazine had the privilege of attending a pre-launch tour of the American Honda Collection in Southern California.
3 Summer Releases to Add to Your Reading List
Continue the summer fun with three new book releases!
“Joy Ride” Expands Definitions of Family and Navigates Complexities of Identity
Adele Lim’s directorial debut is a chick flick, raunchy comedy, and Asian American movie all in one. The story thrives because the film isn’t focused on being more than it is.
Film Adaptation “Love in Taipei” is Sweet Like Bubble Tea
Paramount+’s ‘Love in Taipei’ is a cute, wholesome adaptation of best-selling novel “Loveboat, Taipei.” Author and executive producer Abigail Hing Wen talks to Mochi about Asian Americans being cool now and translating her pages to the screen.
Algorithms of Hope: One Teen’s Journey into Computer Science
Angelina Tsuboi is a young coder who uses her programming skills to build technology to drive change in her community and to help shape a better world.
R.F. Kuang’s “Yellowface” Pushes Boundaries in Publishing
R.F. Kuang’s latest book “Yellowface” is a provocative page-turner on the publishing industry and its approach to diversity.
Fang: Where Culinary Tradition Meets Innovation
A few weeks ago, Mochi visited Fang, a popular Chinese restaurant in San Francisco, to speak with owner and chef Kathy Fang.
Reminiscing on the Quiet Romance of Celine Song’s “Past Lives”
Writer and director Celine Song discusses the silences, first love, and learnings that make up her debut film “Past Lives.”