Credits

Site design and development, photography, video and content by Candy Cheng and Brad Stell with support from our motivated and tireless advisors, Betsy Rate and Nancy Sharkey.

Special thanks to all those featured in the project, from Taiwan to Canada and California to New York City, who shared their wonderfully blended existence with us.

About the Authors

Candy Cheng, 25, is an associate producer for CNBC and a new media concentrator at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. Candy was born in Taiwan but grew up in Orange County, CA. She graduated from the University of Southern California in 2006 with a degree in International Relations. In her spare time, she likes to cook for family and friends.

Brad Stell works as an interactive designer in lower Manhattan. He grew up in the foothills west of Denver and now lives in Brooklyn where he can usually be found sneaking into derelict warehouses to take photos.

Questions and comments can be sent to us at:
answeringmachine@chineseandchosen.com

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