Just like you, after arriving in the U.S., we found challenges everywhere – food, language, friends, work, everything is different. We started interviewing U.S. experts, successful Chinese women, and friends on the same journey to realize their U.S. dreams. We published print and digital magazines, launched fundraising campaigns and events, and are now, launching a webshop to introduce products from the Chinese women’s community. Along the journey, we are fortunate to make friends from the East Coast to the Midwest to the West Coast by working virtually as volunteers. We hope that by sharing stories of frustrations, confusion, and successes, we will inspire each other to find our path to living a full life in the U.S.
When the epidemic started in March 2020, schools in the United States were closed, and children were all attending classes at home. At that time, Anise, a 13-year-old in grade 7 at Jefferson Middle School in Midland, Michigan, started to draw in her spare time.
