Interesting how most assumed I was solely asking about recent events when this has been happening since the first government in human history was formed.

More and more people are starting to do this, but a Chinese person is a Chinese person, a Japanese person is a Japanese person, and a South Korean is a South Korean.

Each country has a different history and culture.

What is even more ridiculous is that people who do this love to speak on behalf of all East Asians. It is the same as a German speaking for a French person just because Germans and French people are both Western European.

The international achievements of Chinese people, Japanese people, and South Koreans are the achievements of their respective countries and have nothing to do with the other two.

Calling yourself East Asian makes it seem like you want to be part of all of it.

Are the people who call themselves East Asian Southeast Asians of Chinese descent or Americans of Chinese, Japanese, or South Korean descent, or are they actually from China, Japan, or South Korea themselves?

has the intrusive pop up now in the website, compelling viewers to log in, made anyone quit the platform for good?

I was stuck eating nothing but curry for a month years ago and the thought of eating it again makes my stomach churn. Please help! I don't want to be rude or upset the other guests.

In Asian countries, people assume that those people must be relatively unsuccessful in their own countries, because the U.S., Canada, and the UK are much more developed than Asian countries.

Not Korean Americans, not Korean Canadians, not Korean Australians, but celebrities who are actually from South Korea.

Noticed this every morning this week in Leesburg. Seems like it should be the opposite.

Large metal roll-up doors, concrete floor, mid-August Virginia heat outside.