Amy Qin's guest appearances

Amy Qin

NCUSCR Interviews

The Follow Up

The Asian Highway presents Storytellers in Action

Shawn Shieh

Jude Blanchette

Justin Yifu Lin

Julian Gewirtz

Denise Ho

Carl Minzner

Stephen Platt

Jeffrey Wasserstrom

Peggy Blumenthal

David Zweig

Robert Blackwill

Gary Liu

Jeffrey Bader

Louisa Lim

Weijian Shan

OwlTail

Xu Guoqi

Regardless of where they are held, nationalism and identity affect how the Olympic Games are portrayed and perceived.  In an interview conducted on February 22, 2022, New York Times correspondent Amy Qin and University of Hong Kong history professor Guoqi Xu discuss issues of national and individual identity at Beijing Games.

<p>Regardless of where they are held, nationalism and identity affect how the Olympic Games are portrayed and perceived. </p> <p>In an interview conducted on February 22, 2022, New York Times correspondent Amy Qin and University of Hong Kong history professor Guoqi Xu discuss issues of national and individual identity at Beijing Games.</p>

Interlocking Rings: Image and Identity at the 2022 Beijing Olympic Games | Amy Qin, Xu Guoqi

What's the greatest misconception Americans have about Asian culture? That's the question Amy Qin answers as she joins Noah for today's episode of The Follow Up. Amy is based in Hong Kong and writes about Asian culture for the New York Times. Follow her on Twitter @amyyqin. Noah is on Twitter @NoahCoslov and Instagram @WawaRun. Please subscribe to The Follow Up and share with everyone you think would be interested. Thank you and enjoy!

Amy Qin - Do You Eat Dog?

In episode 6 we talk with Amy Qin, a New York Times reporter heavily involved with the NYT's "Overlooked" female centric obituary series. We also discuss Cambridge Analytica, and Amy Qin's journey as a journalist born in the US who later moved to the UK and China.

S1 E6 - Amy Qin