Cantonese Stories

A story about a palace on a cliff, on the far west of a war torn continent, ruled by a court musician turned king. It's a story about inclusion when inclusion is difficult, diversity when language and culture become muddled, and coping with loss and trauma. It's not depressing, I swear.

I got isekai'ed into a game?? When Chiu Mik Tsaam agrees to beta test a mobile game for a friend's company, she didn't expect for the game to become real life for her and her friends. Pitched into a world of fairytales, Mik Tsaam and her friends have to survive through each story. Easier said than done. How have they ended up in this game? Who knew fairytales were such vicious places? Can they really make it out alive? How many times can they survive?

Growing up Toisanese (the real pronunciation is Hoisanese) in the San Gabriel Valley suburbs of Los Angeles, I was an awkward but observant Toisan Girl. I never really fit in anywhere - straddled between American and Chinese cultures as an ABC. Between a paranoid born-again Christian mother, and a rageful, hardworking father behind closed doors, I somehow survived. Many a misadventure unfolded through my coming of age years....

"Can I buy you a drink?" Yao pulled his eyes away from Katya and Elizabeth dancing across the room, and twisted his body towards the bar to look at the person who spoke to him. His eyes widened at the man in front of him, his mouth slightly agape, when he realised who it was. "Who-..." He muttered, feeling his cheeks flush red as he instantly recognized the blond man- the same one that would visit the restaurant oh so many times with a group of others in a wife beater and flannel shirt. The same one who Yao would stare at from behind the counter with want, trying hard not to be caught from peering eyes. "The name's Ivan," the man continued, a smile on his face. He leaned forward, his nose dangerously close to Yao, an arm over the ledge of the bar. "What's yours?" --- 1950s-1960s After his father is taken as a prisoner by the government and his mother has fallen ill that would likely lead to her death, 21 year old Yao Wong illegally escapes China to live with his aunt in Hong Kong. When the family decides to immigrate to Toronto, Canada, Yao must take on and live under a false identity, running the risk of being deported back to China and facing the severe consequences that escaping would bring to him. While living his life as their paper son in Chinatown, Yao encounters a young Russian man at The Continental Hotel, who would change his life.

A rude girl falls for an innocent boy ☆Disclaimer☆ I wrote this story as a first time writter so please dont hate

Part 1

Once upon a time in Longmont, CO, there was a hidden gem of a restaurant that brought the rich flavors of China to life. If you're on the hunt for an unforgettable dining experience, let me take you on a culinary adventure at our Chinese restaurant! Chapter 1: The Cantonese Delight Step into a world of taste with our authentic Cantonese dishes. Picture yourself savoring delicate dim sum, fragrant stir-fries, and sweet-and-sour favorites, all crafted with the freshest ingredients. It's a feast that transports you straight to the bustling streets of Canton! Chapter 2: The Szechuan Adventure For the bold and daring, our Szechuan cuisine awaits. Imagine the thrill of spicy mapo tofu and zesty Kung Pao chicken, where every bite ignites your senses and warms your soul. It's not just a meal; it's an experience that tells a story with each flavor. Chapter 3: A Warm Welcome In our cozy restaurant, you'll find an inviting atmosphere perfect for family dinners, romantic evenings, or friendly gatherings. Every visit feels like coming home, where laughter and good food come together. Join Us! Whether you're a local or just passing through, our restaurant is the perfect place to explore the flavors of Chinese cuisine. Your adventure starts here, and we can't wait to share it with you! Stay Connected: Follow our journey for updates on special dishes, events, and more. Your next culinary chapter awaits! Website:-https://www.royalwoklongmont.com/ 2144 Main St Unit 1 Longmont CO 80501 Freephone: 303-682-9297 FAX: 303-651-7914 E-mail: mail@demolink.org

In this post, I will provide an analysis of Chapter 14 of the Tao Te Ching based on my personal experience and understanding, along with an English translation. (Not by me - Credits to my Mom) TTC - Tao Te Ching

A series of rants, stereotypes and indirects because being asian is tougher than you f*cking think. So welcome to my inner monologue. Comment if you can relate. Enjoy x

Hope you can relate ❤️

This was originally @iceheart72 's idea, making a book about Taiwan, but I decided also to make one about China. I'm half Chinese and Taiwanese, so this is all valid information.

You were the outcast...just because you were different. Your mother took you with her on her business trips all around the world. You grew accustomed to some cultures, like eating bugs or wearing cute Japanese cat themed accessories. Everyone thought you were weird...and ignored you. Except those 5 people. Those 5 that seemed to enjoy your company. [I do not own Ninjago or Axent Wear]

Nearly every poem here comes from the heart and means something to me...

Mark Twain returns to Nevada to report about the opening of a rail line into the mountains. But he finds a more bizarre story among the Cantonese laborers working on the tracks.

Here, I write about things I feel and all that junk, So yeah ~ ♥ Lien

Learn cantonese

Being an Asian is hard. So many struggles D:

每段關係都因為一個契機而發生，而亦都係因為一個原因而分開。起一齊嘅契機總係後知後覺，同樣分開嘅原因亦係不知不覺。 當命運紅線將兩個唔同世界嘅人拉埋一齊，一段關係就係契機之下開始，咁分開嘅時候係咪就代表命運紅線被扯斷呢？或者每段關係都係一個故事，一個似係簡單但係又複雜嘅故事。 ** 備註 ** 呢嗰係一本三語言嘅短篇小說：粵語、中文以及英文。 多謝閱讀！呢本係一本連載嘅小說。如果鐘意嗰故事嘅話，請繼續閱讀、投票同追蹤我。我亦都歡迎任何評論同意見。 ************************************************************************************************** Every relationship begins under an incident and ends for a reason. The incident is always unexpected, and so, the reason. When the string of fate brings two different persons together, the incident happened unexpectedly. Does it mean that when two persons in love parted their ways indicated the string of fate has been pulled apart? Perhaps, every relationship is a story- a story that seems simple but complicated. ** Author's Note ** This is a trilingual short stories novel. Available in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English. Thanks for reading and supporting! This is an ongoing story. Please kindly keep reading, vote and follow me if you like the story. Feel free to comment as well. I appreciate and welcome feedback openly. ************************************************************************************************** 每一段关系也是因为一个契机而发生的，而也是因为一个原因而分开。一起的契机总是后知后觉，同样的，分开的原因也是不知不觉的。 当命运红线把两个不同世界的人系在一起，一段关系就在契机之下而开始，那么分开的时候是不是代表着命运红线已被扯断呢？也许每段关系也是一个故事，一个看似简单却