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As seen in: South China Morning Post, Medium, World Journal 世界日報, The San Francisco Standard
Washington Correspondent @SCMPNews. Longtime California political journalist now navigating the Capitol Hill.
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This San Francisco Man Wants To Replace Sen. Scott Wiener

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By Han Li Verified
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
One year after he became a U.S. citizen, Jingchao Xiong, an immigrant from China who doesn’t speak fluent English, has decided to run for political office in San Francisco. It’s a long shot, and some people may find him eccentric, but he’s hoping to replace one of the most prominent politicians in the Bay Area: state Sen. Scott Wiener. “This is not about courage,” Xiong told The Standard in Cantonese. “It’s my mission.
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San Francisco Chinese Activist Makes Fourth Run for Office

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By Han Li Verified
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
David Lee wants to be a lawmaker. The San Francisco native and political activist, 54, has run unsuccessfully for the Board of Supervisors three times. But now he’s eyeing a higher office. On Friday afternoon, Lee was surrounded by current and former Chinese American elected officials in the Richmond District to announce his campaign for the 19th state Assembly district, which covers San Francisco’s west side and northwestern San Mateo County.
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SF Fights To Move Chinatown Families Out of Unsuitable Housing Original

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By Han Li Verified
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
More than 100 families have moved out of tiny, cramped apartments in San Francisco’s Chinatown after a partnership between the city and the federal government moved aggressively to rehouse them. At a press conference on Thursday morning, Mayor London Breed announced the programs’ success in helping to relocate some of the city’s poorest tenants, many of them monolingual Chinese speakers.
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