Chinese-language 'open mic' events are about more than just comedy
by editors@theworld.org (Matthew Bell) from The World: Latest Stories on (#6YEAB)
There are plenty of jokes. And lots of laughs. But the regular Chinese-language open mic events in New York city called "Nuzhizhuyi" - which translates to "feminism" from Mandarin - are not just about stand-up comedy. These get-togethers also serve as a place for activists, students and young professionals to meet, engage in group therapy and share pointed views on life back home in China and here in the United States. The World's Matthew Bell has the story.