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Associate editor Katy Schneider details at New York Magazine’s The Cut the items we'll be offering in our outpost at the Museum of Chinese in American, the world-renowned institution dedicated to Chinese American history and culture.

The daughter of Pearl River owners Mr. and Mrs. Chen relates the history of the store, from its opening in 1971 in Chinatown, to its much grieved closing in 2016, and finally to its reopening under the leadership of the Chens' daughter-in-law, Joanne Kwong.

We were tickled pink to see our parasols and lanterns in The New York Times and to have participated in the Millennial Pink Party, an annual gathering of that generation’s leaders, tastemakers, and gamechangers.

Every year the incredible Museum of Chinese in America (MoCA) celebrates its community heroes, and this year we're humbled and honored to be included.

Got a pesky cough? You might want to try a spoonful of Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa.

Our president, Joanne Kwong, spoke to Roger Clark and NY1 about how to get ready for the Year of the Dog.

Every March Martha Stewart pulls out all the stops to celebrate her grandchildren's birthdays — and last year we got to help!

Happy New Year! Have you made your resolutions? We have: bring you more of what you love. But as we move forward, we also look back — to reflect, assess, and most of all, celebrate.