11K views · 153 reactions | Chinese girl culture shock in Cambodia   | Austin Tukwa | Facebook

77K views · 1K reactions | Best Chinese Couple Mukbang Eating Culture #eating #FacebookReelsContest #reels2023 #BOOMchallenge #reelsfb #reels #reelsvideo #reelsviral #reelsusa #reelit #mukbangers #food #foodie #foodlover #foodgasm #foodie #fyp #reelsusa #reelit #mukbangers #fbreels #husbandorwifeteam #husband #husbandandwifecomedy #husbandandwife #husbandandwifelife #explorepage #viralpage | Fun Magic | Facebook

World Meets Chinese Tea Culture | Thai Milk tea Thai people started to drink #tea in the period of the Sukhothai Kingdom, which was founded in the 13th century. According to the records of French diplomat Simon de la Loubère, during the Ayutthaya Kingdom period, which began in the middle of the 14th century, the people of Siam enjoy drinking tea for pleasure. How did tea enter #Thailand? Because of the tea #trade with Chinese merchants back then. Today, let's make Thai milk tea together. Nowaday

In the 1980’s, more than one million Southeast Asian victims of war and genocide were granted asylum, and were resettled in the United States. It was the largest refugee resettlement program in our country’s history. Many Cambodians came to the Bronx at time when most people were leaving. Their story is told in the book "Unsettled: Cambodian Refugees in the New York City Hyperghetto.” Host Ernabel Demillo interviews the author of the book, Eric Tang, and a former Cambodian refugee and founder of

477K views · 511 reactions | If #TangDynasty tomb figurines could be “brought to life,” what stories would they tell us? Dressed in costumes based on figurines of Tang Dynasty musicians, the dancers in the recent “Night Banquet in the Tang Dynasty Palace” allowed viewers to relive this golden age in China’s history. #ChinaMosaic | China Mosaic | Facebook