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Xiaochen Su
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Ph.D. candidate, University of Tokyo
Malta, San Pawl il-Baħar
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Biography
Xiaochen Su, Ph.D. is a business risk analyst in Tokyo as well as the managing director of Tokyo-based non-profit organization the Study Abroad Research Institute. He previously worked in East Africa, Taiwan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia.
Economic , Social And Cultural Issues , Asia , Asian Americans
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By Xiaochen Su| Asia Times Verified The face of Chinese migration in Japan is changing. Last month, the business magazine Toyo Keizai profiled the phenomenon of Chinese children enrolling in some of Tokyo’s top elementary schools. The article series zoomed in on Tokyo’s Bunkyo-ku, home to the University of Tokyo as well as some of the capital’s best public schools, noting that since 2019, where the number of non-Japanese children living in the neighborhood has more than doubled.
By Xiaochen Su| Pearls and Irritations@ Millions of Myanmar refugees could be next if Junta fallsAlmost as soon as Bashar al-Assad boarded a plane for the one-way journey to Moscow, European governments began folding up the welcome mats for Syrian refugees. On December 8, the Russian foreign ministry announced that Assad had been given asylum in the country. A day later, Germany and Austria froze more than 50,000 asylum applications by Syrian refugees.
By Xiaochen Su| Branding in Asia Verified Consider this impressive set of numbers: A USD 10 billion valuation, a 43% jump on the first day of its public listing, and the world’s largest fast food chain with 45,000 outlets. These are some of the superlatives that describe Mixue Group, a Chinese F&B brand that sells soft-serve ice cream and cold teas in plastic cups that most people outside China have never heard of, much less purchased from.
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