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Back to Basics: What is Taishanese and Why Is It in the Hit Film 'Sinners'?
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Back to Basics: What is Taishanese and Why Is It in the Hit Film 'Sinners'?
At the 98th Academy Awards, Ryan Coogler’s American horror film Sinners drew major attention. The film vividly depicts often-overlooked marginalized cultures in the United States, including the experiences of first-generation Chinese migrants. One standout moment is the Peking Opera sequence in the stunning montage accompanying the song “I Lied to You,” an inspired contribution to America’s melting-pot mythology. But on Chinese social media, a d…
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