We were not merely transferring meaning between languages. Instead, we were negotiating across cultures and expectations from different groups.
We were not merely transferring meaning between languages. Instead, we were negotiating across cultures and expectations from different groups.
“Who am I? In my heart, I am a Nepali who yearns to be recognized by my countrymen. But my physical appearance aligns with the local community and prevents me from truly being part of either world.” This is a sentiment that often echoes in my mind, and one I have constantly reflected on ever since I came to Hong Kong 4 years ago....
...explains pretty much why I would “rebelliously” want to see how all these stories and cultures come together in one crazy building...
Research Assistant
I’m a student dietitian from Hong Kong currently studying in Australia, and I’m delighted to contribute to a project that explores translation, cultural diversity, and multicultural experiences in Hong Kong. Although it’s outside my main field, it’s been a wonderful chance to learn more about cultural communication and inclusivity. My role involves website development and social media management, where I enjoy sharing ideas and presenting stories in creative and accessible ways. This experience has broadened my perspective and strengthened my appreciation for diversity and meaningful connections.