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 In January, 2014, the editorial committee decided that the magazine ought to change its direction: to be more inclusive and to expand its reach by emphasizing topics and subjects covering Asia and the Asian diaspora by various writers, Asians and non-Asians who all had a wealth of knowledge about Asia and the Asian diaspora.
-By October, 2013, ''Ginger Post'' was gradually moving in that fresh direction with articles by Allen Wittenborn about his travels in South East Asia, especially Myanmar and Malaysia. D.A. Lam wrote about traveling to Portales, New Mexico and Chunhak Kwon and Terry Watada provided '''Ginger Post''' readers with thought provoking poetry.
+By October, 2013, ''Ginger Post'' was gradually moving in that fresh direction with articles by Allen Wittenborn about his travels in South East Asia, especially Myanmar and Malaysia. D.A. Lam wrote about traveling to Portales, New Mexico and Chunhak Kwon and Terry Watada provided ''Ginger Post'' readers with thought provoking poetry.
 There were also short films about the Gobi Desert, Chengdu's Fat and Skinny Streets, Wang Wei, and Du Fu as well as a tribute to Gordon Hirabayashi. Such archival materials as Anna May Wong's memoirs and her last will and testaments were also re-printed from public domain sources. Likewise, there were also excerpts from ''The Asianadian: An Asian Canadian Magazine'' (1978-1985).