Monthly Archives: April 2016

Ping Pong Dialogue 1

I am a fan of Aaron Sorkin’s work. Some people find it formulaic, some don’t appreciate how he tends to recycle certain plots or phrases, but boy does the man know how to write dialogue. I am fascinated by the pace he is able to create through dialogue, and with the wordsmith that he is,ContinueContinue reading “Ping Pong Dialogue 1”

“Leftover Women” of China

I don’t often identify myself as a person of Chinese descent, because there’s such a complicated history between mainland China and Taiwan. To be completely honest, I spend very little of my time thinking about being an “Asian American” because of how little that identity actually influences me, yet I feel that having spent my formative yearsContinueContinue reading ““Leftover Women” of China”