Chinatown Streetscape & Urban Memory by Doug Chan·Sep 7From Dupont Street to Grant Avenue: Hungry Ghosts, Old Traditions and a New ChinatownSan Francisco’s contemporary Hungry Ghost Festival shows how traditions can be reinvented successfully — and why journalism should still…A response icon2A response icon2
InThe Heritage PubbyCarmen·Aug 15Ghost Month Is Here and Suddenly I Remember Every Warning I Was Ever GivenI am an adult. I am educated. I am also not stepping over that offering.A response icon2A response icon2
InPermanent Nerd NetworkbyPriya Sridhar·Feb 24The Ghost and Molly McGee Recap, Episode 14Food can be used for good or evil.
Katrina Qi - Founder of Qi Healing House·Sep 6, 2025Memory as Healing: What the Asian Ghost Festival Taught UsWhat we can learn from pan-Asia ghost festival rituals about family memory and healing
InThe Heritage PubbyCarmen·Aug 25, 2025When the Gates Open: Hungry Ghost MonthA month that teaches us about respect, memory, and the unseen company we live withA response icon1A response icon1
Lynn-C·Aug 27, 2024“Chinese Ghost Festival, What Is It? Where It Came From?”As Chinese, our roots are planted so deeply that even when we live outside of China, we remain connected to our heritage. We carry with us…
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Bookish Engineer·Sep 27, 2022The Hungry Ghost by H. S. Norup | Book ReviewThe Hungry Ghost book is a fantasy genre book for mid-grade children about the famous “The Ghost festival” celebrated in a few cultures.
