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-Ginger Post Inc. publishes scholarly and academic books and produces film narratives and documentaries.
+Ginger Post Inc. publishes popular essays, scholarly and academic books and produces film narratives and documentaries.
-Its online magazine, Ginger Post is for and about Chinese Canadians, Chinese Overseas in other parts of the world, and to a lesser extent the Asian Canadians. The editors and writers at Ginger Post have long recognized that virtually all media reports on events and issues that might be of interest of the Chinese Canadians are presented in Chinese. This is true of print and electronic media: newspapers, magazines television channels and radio stations. It means that the media reporting on Chinese Canadians are essentially for the new immigrants who understand the Chinese language.
+Its online magazine, Ginger Post is mainly for and about Chinese Canadians, Chinese Overseas in other parts of the world, and to a lesser extent the Asian Canadians and Asians globally. The editors and writers at Ginger Post have long recognized that virtually all media reports on events and issues that might be of interest of the Chinese Canadians are presented in Chinese. This is true of print and electronic media: newspapers, magazines television channels and radio stations. It means that the media reporting on Chinese Canadians are essentially for the new immigrants who understand the Chinese language.
 The Chinese language media in Canada serve a necessary and useful function. However, there are millions of Canadians, whether they are of Chinese ancestry or not, who do not understand Chinese but are still interested in learning about what Chinese Canadians are doing or about issues that are of particular concern to the Chinese Canadians. Among them are hundreds of thousands of ethnic Chinese who were born and raised, or who grew up outside of China. These are the Chinese overseas, known in Chinese as the huayi (華裔, meaning the descendants of the Chinese). They are ethnically Chinese but their everyday language is for the most part English. They may want to know something about their Chinese heritage or what is happening in the Chinese communities across Canada and around the world. If you are reading this page, you are probably one of them. Ginger Post is for you.
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+Ginger Post has recently engaged in reprinting important essays and documents on the Chinese diaspora.
+Anna May Wong's essay in French on Love and marriage.
+''L’Orient, l’amour et le mariage''
+Reprinted from La Revue Mondiale, June 1, 1932, 232-234.
+[http://gingerpost.com/?p=2191]
+See also Anna May Wong's memoir and last will and testament.
+''ANNA MAY WONG’S MEMOIRS, Part 1''
+[http://gingerpost.com/?p=2049]
+''ANNA MAY WONG’S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT FILED FEBRUARY 28, 1961'
+[http://gingerpost.com/?p=2081]
+It has also began carrying stories on Myanmar, Malaysia, and reflections of life.
+''Back to Myanmar, March 2013''
+by Allen Wittenborn
+http://gingerpost.com/?p=2124
+'' Bricksfield: Little India''
+by Allen Wittenborn
+[http://gingerpost.com/?p=1966]
+''Postcards From China Station: West of the Pecos"
+by David Lam
+[http://gingerpost.com/?p=2008]
+''GORDON HIRABAYASHI RECREATION SITE''
+by Tony Chan
+Film Editing by Lian D. Chan
+[http://gingerpost.com/?p=1876]