"Yearbook of Chinese Life in America—Arizona Edition" Calls for Papers

"Yearbook of Chinese Life in America—Arizona Edition" Calls for Papers Dear friend: The reason why I contact you in this way is because, like us, you are driven by...

Dear friend: The reason why we contact you in this way is because you, like us, live in Arizona for study, work or entrepreneurship. We both like the blue sky, cacti and free and comfortable environment here, and we all have the same experience of life here. Like all Chinese in the United States, the Chinese in Arizona have used their intelligence and hard-working spirit to win a living space for themselves, and have been unanimously recognized by American society. How to record this period of history so that our relatives, descendants and compatriots can share our entire living environment and happy moments together is the inner hope of every Chinese living in the United States. "Yearbook of Chinese American Life-Arizona Edition" will be such a wonderful stage to record wonderful moments from now on. In order to reflect the Chinese people living in Arizona from multiple perspectives, the editorial department of "Life Yearbook" decided to solicit contributions from all Chinese people and groups in the state. As long as they basically happen within the scope of Chinese life in Arizona (as long as you think it is meaningful, you don’t have to be completely limited by time), short stories (between 200-500 words) that you are willing to share with others, such as study, work, food, clothing, travel, shopping, communication, etc., all fall within the scope of inclusion and compilation in this book (each short story can be accompanied by 2-3 photos to illustrate the content). The description of the short story does not need to be comprehensive, nor does it need to be mysterious and philosophical, as long as the cause and effect are explained. Narrated plainly and lived comfortably, together they become a unique "Life Yearbook", and your story becomes a common song for all of us. In order to let more people share your story, we have jointly developed the "Life Story" column with the Sunbird website. You can send your story directly to the website and indicate "Life Story" and the editor will arrange it into the appropriate column. You can sign directly with your original name or use a pen name. We will be happy if you are willing to publish the name of your study and work unit, so that readers can see the different styles of Chinese people in Arizona. The basic columns are as follows. You can refer to the columns, or you can tell your own unforgettable and touching stories without being limited by the columns. Brilliant campus UA, ASU, community college——school introduction and the situation of Chinese students and staff in various majors taking classes, doing experiments, teaching and working. Chinese teaching——teaching situation, achievements and students’ study stories in Chinese schools across the province. Different Years. Independent portal——the work experience of Chinese and the stories of opening various companies. The beauty of mountain flowers——the ups and downs of Chinese experience in Alberta. The appearance of gold and jade. Clothes are in the trend - various popular clothes (explaining the relationship between personal fashion and seasons) Accessories and life - close-ups of various clothes (can display photos browsed on the gem show and related crafts) World of Food Taste America - introduce various American foods, preferably with photos of eating locally Chinese Food Show - introduce the situation of local Chinese restaurants Western Home Stories about buying, selling, repairing and renting a house Residential houses that are clumsy on the outside—all kinds of Chinese living rooms and courtyards; apartments that are clumsy on the outside—all kinds of houses for Chinese or students to live in; various tourist photos and stories about Arizona, such as the Desert Museum. Biosphere 2, Grand Canyon, Stampede, etc., various cultural skills displays (photography, collections, performances, beauty pageants, etc.) Cars traveled thousands of miles BMW mounts - personal photos with cars and short stories Beautiful car market - introduction to local car dealers Car maintenance - introduction to various local large and small car repair institutions Xinyu Tianlai Spiritual world - introduction to Chinese churches and church activities Cultural Rain - local Chinese cultural information

(Warm reminder: If you have better suggestions, please send us an email. We will seriously consider your opinions, because this is our own Arizona Chinese yearbook.) Please send the marked copy of your manuscript to azchineselifeeditor@gmail.com. All selected manuscripts and photos will be published in the "Yearbook of Chinese Life in the United States - Arizona Edition" for free in addition to being published on the Sunbird website. Authors can receive a free copy of the book after publication. The submitting author must clearly write down his Chinese signature and mailing address (if you leave Arizona at this stage, please provide your fixed E_mail address, and we will contact you and send the book to your new address). Thank you very much for passing this information on to your Chinese friends. "Yearbook of Chinese Life in the United States - Arizona Edition" Editorial Board "Yearbook of Chinese Life in the United States - Arizona Edition" Editorial Department Reply Receipt Authors who are willing to provide photos and articles must ensure that they fully own the copyright of the materials provided and are willing to assume the legal obligation to publish the materials. Please sign and send this receipt when donating your manuscript (the manuscript will not be published without the author's signature). If you send photos and manuscripts by e-mail, please also copy this receipt and print your signature along with the manuscript. Author's signature year month day