Clivia Liang

Research Manager at Chinese University of Hong Kong

[Alaina Hand @AlainaHandProd]

I may be done with the @MUConvergence program now, but I will always call myself a convergence kid.

So glad I got to work on @Gannett’s Pass the Mic project with these people! Excited to see where the project goes and all it adds to the journalism community!

[Global Journalist @globaljourn]

Congrats to @mujschool prof @KatLucchesi's students @maggiedoheny @GaoLarissa @CliviaLiang @MIZKatelynn for finishing strong with this package about protests and #PressFreedom in #Nigeria
https://t.co/unMBpkouyA

[Clivia Liang @CliviaLiang]

So proud of our story and our team!

[LarissaGao @GaoLarissa]

I am super happy to get this story published. I was responsible for writing the audio script and editing the main piece for the Kimmswick story in the news cycle. I want to thank everyone, especially my teammates, who spent so much time on the story. 😁😁😁

[Clivia Liang @CliviaLiang]

Hostetter is grateful to the community for lending a hand to the local businesses and #Kimmswick.

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If you come to #Kimmswick, you can find the Levee High Apple Pie at @TheBlueOwl. Each is made with 18 hand-peeled and hand-sliced apples.
Mary Hostetter owns the restaurant—one of three remaining open in this small #MississippiRiver town.

[Clivia Liang @CliviaLiang]

Still, people support Kimmswick in their own ways. Customers at @TheBlueOwl and @LaChanceWinery discuss ways to help Kimmswick.

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@ZuofeiLi :)

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“Tea to Chinese people is like #Coffee to American people,” Cecilia Yue said. Because of COVID-19, she did not go back home this summer. She said she misses time drinking tea with her family members. For her, tea symbolizes a taste of home.

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Cecilia Yue, 21, makes tea in a Chinese traditional way. @cecilia_siqiyue inherits her love of tea from her father. She said making tea is a way to relax herself during #COVID19 .

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Lidia Goben @lidiamehari, 21 and Joy Adeyemo @joyadeyemo23, 18, talk about their impressions of Chinese traditional tea culture.