The Lannang ArchivesOct 27, 20214 min'Please bring honor to us all!': Ancestral Halls and Southern FujianAuthor: Yixuan Wu Ancestral halls (in Chinese it is either 宗祠 or 祠堂), are monuments for the Han Chinese to worship ancestors. It is also...
The Lannang ArchivesOct 27, 20214 minFairies, magpies, and rice balls: The Qixi festivalAuthor: Yixuan Wu The Qixi Festival is a traditional Chinese festival that became popular in the Tang and Song dynasties. According to...
The Lannang ArchivesOct 27, 20214 minWhat's the tea? Notes on Hokkien tea cultureAuthor: Yixuan Wu People living in Southern Fujian have a long history of loving tea. “无茶不成礼” is a common saying among the Chinese, which...
The Lannang ArchivesOct 27, 20214 minMazu of the Orient: Legends, origins, connectionsAuthor: Yixuan Wu Mazu, or 妈祖 (Ma Zu) in Chinese, is an indigenous spirit of the seas worshipped by many East Asian seafarers...
The Lannang ArchivesSep 18, 20208 minMixed Contact Immigrant Languages Are Legitimate ExpressionsAuthor: Dave Ryan Mikhail Go Edited by: Louward Zubiri, Gaby Flores, Hui-Giok Lim, Steffi Chong ACADEMIC Lánnang-uè is a mixed language...