As our loved ones age, safety becomes a growing concern—especially if they live alone, experience memory issues, or are prone to wandering. Fortunately, modern technology offers practical solutions. One of the most effective tools today is a wearable GPS tracking device, which allows caregivers and family members to know the exact location of an elderlyContinue reading “A Guide to GPS Tracking Devices for Seniors: Helping Your Loved Ones Stay Safe”
Author Archives: One Voice
《唐人街大奋斗》纪录片 唤醒华人成为参与者与共创者
——拉斯维加斯百人共赏纪录片《Big Fight in Little Chinatown》与“谁主唐人街”的思考实录 2025年6月21日晚，逾百位观众齐聚拉斯维加斯 Desert Breeze 社区中心，共同观赏纪录片《Big Fight in Little Chinatown》（中文译名《唐人街大奋斗》），并参与影片后的圆桌论坛。本次活动由 UNLV 亚裔与亚裔美国人研究项目（Asian & Asian American Studies Program）、Neon Pacific Initiative 与 Desert Breeze Community Center 联合主办，聚焦于“唐人街再开发”及“华人如何在其中担任积极参与者与共同设计者”的关键议题。
Big Fight in Little Chinatown: A Cultural Defense—and a Call to Reimagine Our Role
Reflections from a Community Screening and Dialogue in Las Vegas: Who Defines the Future of Chinatown? On the evening of June 21, 2025, over a hundred community members gathered at the Desert Breeze Community Center in Las Vegas to watch the documentary Big Fight in Little Chinatown and participate in a post-screening roundtable discussion. HostedContinue reading “Big Fight in Little Chinatown: A Cultural Defense—and a Call to Reimagine Our Role”
《唐人街大奋斗（Big Fight in Little Chinatown）》：当一条街成了一面镜子
文｜一呼 我观看《唐人街大奋斗（Big Fight in Little Chinatown）》的时候，心中始终浮现一个画面：一条街道，在清晨的阳光中缓缓苏醒，油纸灯笼微晃，铺子门前老人们互道早安。这样的画面也许熟悉，也许遥远，却无论如何，都不该被悄然抹去。 这部纪录片并不讲述什么惊心动魄的故事。它的叙述是缓慢的、克制的，甚至是“日常”的。但正是在这些日常里，它揭示出一场深刻的抗争：不是为了反对改变本身，而是反对那种没有对话、忽视在地生命的改变。
Big Fight in Little Chinatown: When a Street Becomes a Mirror
By One Voice As I watched “Big Fight in Little Chinatown”, one image stayed with me: a street slowly waking up in the morning sun, paper lanterns swaying gently, elderly neighbors greeting each other in front of their shops. It’s a scene that may feel familiar—or far away—but either way, one that should never quietlyContinue reading “Big Fight in Little Chinatown: When a Street Becomes a Mirror”
《唐人街大奋斗》：一场跨越城市的文化保卫战
你是否曾在北美的某个城市，漫步过一条充满中式牌楼、烧腊香气和熟悉招牌字样的街道？是否想过，这样的“唐人街”，是如何诞生，又如何在一波波城市开发浪潮中，艰难地坚持下来？ 由加拿大导演Karen Cho执导的纪录片《Big Fight in Little Chinatown》（中文译名《唐人街大奋斗》），正是一部深入探讨北美唐人街命运的作品。影片跨越纽约、蒙特利尔、温哥华和旧金山，带领观众走入真实而鲜活的社区抗争现场，记录下那些在危机中奋力守护文化根基的人们。
Big Fight in Little Chinatown: A Cross-City Battle to Preserve Culture
Have you ever walked through a Chinatown in a North American city—past traditional Chinese archways, the scent of roast duck, and familiar shop signs? Have you ever wondered how these neighborhoods came to be, and how they continue to survive wave after wave of urban development? Directed by Canadian filmmaker Karen Cho, the documentary “BigContinue reading “Big Fight in Little Chinatown: A Cross-City Battle to Preserve Culture”
【科普】别让“笑气”夺走你的健康与未来
——关于 Laughing Gas 的风险与法律 近年来，一种名为“一氧化二氮”（Nitrous Oxide）的气体悄然出现在聚会、夜店乃至校园中，它有一个轻松愉快的别名：Laughing Gas（笑气）。有人说吸一口笑气能让人“飘起来”，头脑轻松、情绪高涨，甚至笑个不停。但你是否知道，这种“快乐”背后隐藏着巨大的健康危害和法律风险？
【Public Education】Say No to Laughing Gas
— The Risks and Legal Status of Nitrous Oxide In recent years, a gas called Nitrous Oxide has quietly emerged at parties, clubs, and even on school campuses. Known by its playful nickname “Laughing Gas,” some say a puff can make you feel light, euphoric, and uncontrollably happy. But behind this fleeting “high” lies significantContinue reading “【Public Education】Say No to Laughing Gas”
无王者之地：一个抗议现场唤起的制度记忆
那是2025年6月14日，拉斯维加斯正值盛夏。在灼热的阳光下，约八千人聚集在市中心联邦法院前的街道上。他们手举“No Kings”的标语，不是为了支持任何一位候选人，而是为了提醒彼此：这片土地从不属于某一个强人，也不能滑向权力集中的深渊与制度的崩解。 “No Kings”这句口号早在美国建国初期就已响起。当时的人民刚刚摆脱君主统治，他们用最朴素的方式表达了对于集中权力的恐惧和对制度平衡的渴望。如今，当类似的警觉再次浮现，它并不是怀旧的重复，而是一种现实的呼唤。
