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You know, it was really - it was magical.	you; know it was really - it was	You, know it was really - it was	you know, it was really - it was magical.
Gives me happy feelings.	gives me happy	Gives me happy	gives me happy feelings.
Lilly Pell hangs one of the glittery blue Christmas balls on her tree.	lilly pell hangs, one of, the glittery blue christmas balls on, her	Lilly Pell hangs one of the glittery blue Christmas, balls on her	lilly pell hangs one of the glittery blue christmas balls on her tree.
I feel like we're at the staircase again. This is where we usually would put our tree.	i feel like we're at the staircase again this is where we usually would put our	I feel like we're at the staircase again This is where we usually would put our	i feel like we're at the staircase again. this is where we usually would put our tree.
She crawls under the tree and looks up through the branches.	she crawls under. the tree and looks up through the	She crawls under the tree and, looks up through the	she crawls under the tree and looks up through the branches.
Makes me feel like our house is still standing. It's not like we can't ever see our house again. It will always be there. You just can't see it. But I can feel it.	makes, me feel like our house is still standing it's not like we can't, ever see our house again it, will always be. there you; just can't see it, but i can feel,	Makes. me feel, like our. house is. still standing. It's not. like we can't ever see our; house again It will always be there You just can't see it But I can feel	makes me feel like our house is still standing. it's not like we can't ever see our house again. it will always be there. you just can't see it. but i can feel it.
Lilly's dad didn't have homeowner's insurance. And he says he can't afford to rebuild right now. He's not sure what they'll do for Christmas. But at some point, he says, they'll definitely stop by this lot to see their tree.	lilly's, dad didn't have homeowner's insurance; and he says. he can't afford to rebuild right now he's not sure what they'll do for christmas but at, some point he says they'll definitely stop by this. lot to see their	Lilly's dad didn't have homeowner's. insurance And he says he can't afford to rebuild right now, He's not sure what they'll do for Christmas, But at some point he says they'll definitely stop by this lot to see their	lilly's dad didn't have homeowner's insurance. and he says he can't afford to rebuild right now. he's not sure what they'll do for christmas. but at some point, he says, they'll definitely stop by this lot to see their tree.
For NPR News, I'm April Dembosky in Santa Rosa.	for npr. news; i'm april dembosky; in santa	For NPR News I'm April Dembosky in Santa	for npr news, i'm april dembosky in santa rosa.
This is Day to Day. I'm Madeleine Brand. In a few minutes, the latest trend in Las Vegas living: actually knowing your neighbors. But first, political news. At the White House today, President Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner are talking up a plan to help small businesses. The idea is to make it easier ...	this is day to day i'm madeleine brand in a few minutes the latest trend in. las vegas living: actually knowing your neighbors but first political news at the white house today president barack obama and treasury secretary. tim geithner are talking up a plan to help small businesses the idea is to make it, easier for s...	This is Day to. Day I'm Madeleine Brand In a few minutes the latest trend in, Las Vegas living: actually knowing your neighbors But first. political news. At the White House today President Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. are talking up a plan to help small businesses The idea is to make it easier for...	this is day to day. i'm madeleine brand. in a few minutes, the latest trend in las vegas living: actually knowing your neighbors. but first, political news. at the white house today, president barack obama and treasury secretary tim geithner are talking up a plan to help small businesses. the idea is to make it easier ...
It's about injecting funds into the secondary credit market so that they'll be available for private institutions, banks and so on, to make more loans to small business. And, you know, many of thosesmall businesses just cannot survive without a constant flow of credit and the rate, of course, is life and death for them...	it's, about injecting funds into the secondary credit market so that they'll be available for private institutions, banks and so on to make more loans to, small business and you know many of thosesmall businesses just cannot survive without a, constant flow. of credit and the rate of course is life and death. for them ...	It's about injecting funds into the secondary credit market so that they'll be available for private. institutions banks and. so on to make more. loans to small business And you know many of thosesmall businesses just cannot survive without. a constant flow of credit and the rate of. course is, life and death for them ...	it's about injecting funds into the secondary credit market so that they'll be available for private institutions, banks and so on, to make more loans to small business. and, you know, many of thosesmall businesses just cannot survive without a constant flow of credit and the rate, of course, is life and death for them...
And how much does one of your pies cost?	and, how much does, one. of your pies	And how. much does one of your pies	and how much does one of your pies cost?
As a police officer, he worked almost the most dangerous beats in Chinatown, carrying a bullwhip. And he was a master of disguise. And one time he single-handedly arrested 40 people without firing a shot.	as a police officer he worked almost, the most dangerous beats in chinatown, carrying a bullwhip and he, was, a master of disguise and one time; he single-handedly arrested 40 people without firing a	As, a police officer he worked almost the; most dangerous beats. in Chinatown carrying a bullwhip And, he was a, master. of. disguise And one time he single-handedly arrested 40 people without firing a	as a police officer, he worked almost the most dangerous beats in chinatown, carrying a bullwhip. and he was a master of disguise. and one time he single-handedly arrested 40 people without firing a shot.
You describe that in the prologue to the book. I wonder if you could just read a little bit.	you describe that in the prologue to. the book i wonder if you could just read a little	You describe that in the prologue to the, book I wonder if, you could just read a little	you describe that in the prologue to the book. i wonder if you could just read a little bit.
Many there had already heard of and some had even tasted the might of this unusual weapon wielded by the former rough-riding paniolo. Resisting arrest will be futile, even though they knew he had, as usual, brought no backup. His whip had spoken louder than any law or gun.	many there had already heard of and some had even tasted the might of this unusual weapon wielded by the former rough-riding paniolo resisting arrest will be futile even though they knew he; had as usual brought no backup his whip had spoken louder than any law or	Many there had already heard of and some had even tasted the might of this unusual. weapon wielded by the former rough-riding paniolo, Resisting arrest; will, be futile even though they knew he had as usual brought, no backup His whip had spoken louder than any. law or	many there had already heard of and some had even tasted the might of this unusual weapon wielded by the former rough-riding paniolo. resisting arrest will be futile, even though they knew he had, as usual, brought no backup. his whip had spoken louder than any law or gun.
Now, Earl Derr Biggers obviously took liberties with the Honolulu detective and changed him from a Hawaiian cowboy into a more stereotypical character.	now earl. derr biggers obviously took liberties with the honolulu, detective and changed him from a hawaiian cowboy into a more stereotypical	Now Earl Derr Biggers; obviously took liberties, with the Honolulu detective and changed; him from, a, Hawaiian cowboy into a more stereotypical	now, earl derr biggers obviously took liberties with the honolulu detective and changed him from a hawaiian cowboy into a more stereotypical character.
That's true. I mean even physically, you know, like I said, Chang Apana was five-foot tall and he's really skinny and wiry. The Charlie Chan in the movies and novels and - you know what he looks like.	that's true i mean even physically you know like i said. chang apana was five-foot tall and he's really. skinny and wiry the charlie chan, in. the movies and novels and, - you know what; he looks	That's true I mean even physically you know like I said Chang Apana was five-foot. tall and he's really skinny and wiry The Charlie Chan in the movies and novels and - you know. what he looks	that's true. i mean even physically, you know, like i said, chang apana was five-foot tall and he's really skinny and wiry. the charlie chan in the movies and novels and - you know what he looks like.
Sort of a portly fellow with a beard and...	sort of a portly fellow with a beard	Sort of a portly. fellow with a beard	sort of a portly fellow with a beard and...
With dainty steps and...	with dainty steps	With dainty steps	with dainty steps and...
...rather formally dressed.	...rather formally	...rather formally	...rather formally dressed.
Right, exactly.	right	Right,	right, exactly.
The Charlie Chan novels came out at a time when the United States was involved in one of its fairly frequent outbursts of nativism. There was a lot of hostility to immigrants of all kinds, but particularly Chinese on the West Coast. But the Charlie Chan novels were very popular, and then the movies, which followed them...	the charlie chan novels came out at a time when the united states was involved in one. of its fairly frequent outbursts of nativism there was a lot of. hostility to immigrants of all kinds but particularly chinese on the west coast but the charlie chan novels were very popular and then, the. movies which followed them ...	The Charlie Chan novels came out at. a time, when the. United States was. involved in one of its fairly frequent outbursts of, nativism There was a lot of hostility to immigrants of all kinds, but particularly Chinese on the West Coast But the Charlie Chan. novels were very popular and then the movies which followed th...	the charlie chan novels came out at a time when the united states was involved in one of its fairly frequent outbursts of nativism. there was a lot of hostility to immigrants of all kinds, but particularly chinese on the west coast. but the charlie chan novels were very popular, and then the movies, which followed them...
Yes.			yes.
How do those two things go together? America for Americans and loving Charlie Chan.	how do. those two things go together? america for americans. and loving charlie,	How do those two things go together? America for Americans and loving Charlie	how do those two things go together? america for americans and loving charlie chan.
Right. Yeah, Charlie Chan, like I said, it's really - it's a kind of real mystery in many ways. So at his origin, really, when he first appeared, you know, in 1925, that was right after the infamous Johnson-Reed Act was passed in the United States. It was really the first kind of legislative, shall we say, racism again...	right yeah charlie chan like i said it's really - it's a kind of real; mystery in many ways so at his origin really when he first. appeared you know in 1925, that was right. after the infamous johnson-reed act was, passed, in the united states it was really the first kind of legislative shall we say racism; against	Right Yeah Charlie Chan like I said it's really - it's a, kind of real mystery, in many, ways So at his origin really when he first appeared you know in 1925, that. was right after the infamous Johnson-Reed; Act. was, passed in the United States It was really the first kind. of legislative shall we say racism, against	right. yeah, charlie chan, like i said, it's really - it's a kind of real mystery in many ways. so at his origin, really, when he first appeared, you know, in 1925, that was right after the infamous johnson-reed act was passed in the united states. it was really the first kind of legislative, shall we say, racism again...
The Johnson-Reed Act limited immigration.	the johnson-reed act limited	The Johnson-Reed Act limited	the johnson-reed act limited immigration.
And it really manifests itself later on in Asian-American reactions to Charlie Chan. On the one side you have a lot of people who really love this kind of beloved character. On the other hand, he's also hated by Asian-Americans.	and it really manifests itself later on in asian-american reactions to charlie, chan on the one side you have a lot. of people who, really love this. kind of beloved, character on the other hand he's also hated, by,	And it really manifests itself later on in Asian-American reactions to Charlie Chan On the one side you have, a lot of people who really love this kind; of. beloved character On the other hand he's also hated by	and it really manifests itself later on in asian-american reactions to charlie chan. on the one side you have a lot of people who really love this kind of beloved character. on the other hand, he's also hated by asian-americans.
Do you think that it had something to do with the fact that the character who played Charlie Chan was not Chinese? That was -	do you think; that it had something to do with the fact that the character who played charlie chan was not chinese? that was	Do you think that it, had something to do with the fact that the. character who played Charlie Chan was not Chinese? That was	do you think that it had something to do with the fact that the character who played charlie chan was not chinese? that was -
Oh, absolutely.	oh	Oh	oh, absolutely.
The one we most often think of is Warner Oland, who is Swedish.	the one we most often think of is warner oland who is	The one we most often think of is. Warner Oland who is	the one we most often think of is warner oland, who is swedish.
Exactly, yes. In the book I call this kind of, you know, yellow face, so-called, to go along with, you know, the American traditions of black face, red face, et cetera, et cetera. (Unintelligible) let's say of this kind of racist legacy on the one hand, and really the creative genius of this great country on the other ...	exactly yes in the book. i call this kind of you know yellow face so-called to go along with, you. know the american traditions, of black face red. face et cetera et cetera, (unintelligible) let's, say of this kind of racist legacy on the one. hand and really the creative genius, of this great country on the other	Exactly yes In the book I call this kind of you know yellow face so-called. to go along with you know the American traditions of black face red face et cetera et cetera (Unintelligible) let's say of this kind of racist legacy. on the one hand and really the creative genius, of this great country on the other	exactly, yes. in the book i call this kind of, you know, yellow face, so-called, to go along with, you know, the american traditions of black face, red face, et cetera, et cetera. (unintelligible) let's say of this kind of racist legacy on the one hand, and really the creative genius of this great country on the other ...
Charlie Chan movies were big hits in Asia, especially in China, where apparently the idea of yellow face, a European playing Charlie Chan, was not a problem.	charlie chan movies were big hits in asia especially, in, china where; apparently the idea of yellow face a european. playing charlie chan was not a	Charlie Chan movies were big hits, in Asia. especially in China where apparently the idea of yellow face a European. playing Charlie Chan was not a	charlie chan movies were big hits in asia, especially in china, where apparently the idea of yellow face, a european playing charlie chan, was not a problem.
And so in the '30s, when, you know, Charlie Chan movies were being shown in Shanghai or Beijing or major cities in China, people flocked to the theaters and, you know, and they loved him - especially with his kind of pseudo fortune-cookie aphorisms. It was quite, you know, an attraction to Chinese at the time.	and so in the '30s when you know. charlie chan movies were being shown in. shanghai or beijing or major cities in china people, flocked to the theaters and you know and they loved him - especially with his, kind of pseudo fortune-cookie aphorisms it was quite you know an attraction to, chinese at the	And so in the '30s, when you know Charlie Chan movies were being shown in Shanghai or Beijing or major; cities, in China people. flocked to the theaters and you know and they loved him - especially; with his kind of pseudo fortune-cookie aphorisms It was quite you know an attraction to Chinese at the	and so in the '30s, when, you know, charlie chan movies were being shown in shanghai or beijing or major cities in china, people flocked to the theaters and, you know, and they loved him - especially with his kind of pseudo fortune-cookie aphorisms. it was quite, you know, an attraction to chinese at the time.
Professor Huang, thank you very much for joining us.	professor huang thank you very much for joining	Professor Huang thank you very much for joining	professor huang, thank you very much for joining us.
Well, thank you for having me.	well thank, you for having	Well thank, you for having	well, thank you for having me.
Yunte Huang is a professor of English at the University of California Santa Barbara. His new book is called "Charlie Chan."	yunte huang, is a professor of english at the university, of. california santa barbara his new book is called "charlie	Yunte Huang is. a, professor of English at the University of California Santa Barbara His new book is called "Charlie	yunte huang is a professor of english at the university of california santa barbara. his new book is called "charlie chan."
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What do you think about that fortune cookie wisdom from Charlie Chan?	what do you think about that, fortune cookie wisdom from charlie	What do; you think about that fortune cookie wisdom from Charlie	what do you think about that fortune cookie wisdom from charlie chan?
They're great, how can you not like them?	they're great how, can you not like	They're great how. can you not like	they're great, how can you not like them?
Actions speak louder than French.	actions speak, louder than	Actions speak louder than	actions speak louder than french.
Tongue often hang man quicker than rope.	tongue. often hang man quicker than	Tongue often hang man quicker than	tongue often hang man quicker than rope.