Yuling Chen is a Chinese Canadian new media artist. She is specialized in making works about beauty, labour and racial tensions using media archives exploring histories of new media art. She was born in 1990 on the southern small island of China, Hainan Island, in the city of Danzhou. When she was young she led a nomadic life moving from cities to cities, homes to homes and places to places. Thus, she had discovered her love in literature, obsession with identity, and eyes for design.

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  • Hong Kong, Pro-Beijing

    Hong Kong, Pro-Beijing

    Hong Kong is a city in shambles. In recent time Chinese mainlanders visited the city attempting to draw attention how broken down it was. Their nativist fervors turned soon into oblique racism. They saw hong kongers as unblanched black people who are lower than themselves and privately cheered for its rundown on the economics. This… Read more

  • Hong Kong, Worth It

    Hong Kong, Worth It

    Hong Kong protests make people go crazy. It was originally a protest like any other. But it soon turns violent as if answering a need from within. I read reports how combative they turned against foreign persons and Chinese. It’s like they think they are special or something. It really bothered me when I read… Read more

  • Diddy

    Diddy

    Sean diddy combs deserves prison. He is a black person who was worth a while for most rich people. They played him like he was a dog. Until they had no use of him anymore. Now he was in jail he had extended his sexual interest in all sorts of love objects. It might have… Read more

  • Nepotism

    Nepotism

    Gracie Abram is a nepo baby. Nothing is interesting about her even though she taunts her sex organs publicly on Vogue. Of course there are men found her sexy and oppressive. But most absurd is women finding her childishness attractive. Etc.  Read more

  • Household – Directive

    Household – Directive

    Hong Kong has made mainland China’s environmental policies grow increasingly unfriendly and volatile in the face of transformational change or shift. Married couples and their children get huge leeway in their works. They often immigrate to grow small businesses in North America. Their actions are often aligned with the policy directive in the city to… Read more

  • Hong Kong, Arrests

    Hong Kong, Arrests

    2019 Hong Kong protests have determined to get the United States involved. And Donald j. Trump involved himself voluntarily with sanctions in around October 2019. Many people fell into despair disbelief that this once in a lifetime opportunity could arise along the sideway of the international politics. They all try to involve themselves as xi… Read more

  • Courts – dissertation (ii)

    Courts – dissertation (ii)

    Courts are what matters. In 2017 Donald Trump was elected in the United States. He represents an elective population who are poor, white and racists. They supported him even though he immediately tried to shed them and associated himself with upperclass and rich people he means to tax after he was elected. This had led… Read more

  • South Africa

    South Africa

    The South African language is bringing back a renewed concern for illness and disease. People are making other people pay in order to speak the same language as them. South Africa’s 2020 election has made foreign people including Donald J. Trump wonder how much wealth the political elites has secured and accrued. It has made… Read more

  • Spider-Man

    Spider-Man

    Spider man brand new day shows range for tom holland and zendaya. They are a powerful entity in the franchise. But it shows crack as the plot ages. Tom holland is a bad actor. He clearly don’t know how to act. And zendaya’s accomplice quite fit in as a whore for him to kick around… Read more

  • Killers At Large

    Killers At Large

    In 2020 or 2019 New York City has had a shooting. A young person’s life was claimed. A protests board writes him off as child of god. It was enraging. Far from okay people are piling up evidence that he was in the gang when he was not. It had bothered me to no end… Read more