Blog | Special Slices

Xiersen Connect: A Day of Bonding and Learning at Dream Coffee

An unforgettable team-building day for the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Shanghai at Dream Coffee! On November 17, 2023, Xiersen had the incredible privilege of organizing a team-building day for the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Shanghai at Dream Coffee in Pudong—a perfect backdrop for a day of bonding, learning, and delightful coffee. This initia

Xiersen & Friends at Harrow's Chinese New Year Cultural Fair

Inclusion, festivities, and fun with ‘Special Slices’ character and friends! On the last Thursday of the Lunar calendar, February 8th, Harrow International School Shanghai hosted a vibrant Lunar New Year Cultural Fair, and Xiersen was delighted to participate as the selected charity of Rothschild House!

Letter from our founder - Andrew Hill

We, at Xiersen, have just passed a veryimportant milestone. We have printed a Chinese version collector’s edition ofthe first five chapters of Special Slices. It is hard to express how moved the team was when we opened the box with these freshly printed books. We were overwhelmed by being able to touch and show people the stories in a non-digital format. So old school and wonderful!

Presenting...‘Special Slices’ - An Inclusive Art Exhibition

This May, Xiersen proudly presents ‘Special Slices’ – an art exhibition showcasing slices of life from very special people!

Xiersen Kicks-off 99 Fundraising at Hellas House!

In the afternoon of Sept. 7th, Xiersen held an event at Hellas House to promote its major project, Special Slices (a Manga Series). The event was held to promote the world premiere of the newest episodes in the continuing story of Special Adults and their lives. With five episodes produced and ready for posting, the full story of Special Slices is becoming more and more clear.

'Special Slices' Sparks Awareness | 希儿森x学建助力心智障碍青年就业梦

There are millions of people with intellectual disabilities in China. According to a recent report, the employment rate for people with intellectual disabilities was less than 2 percent, the lowest among all disabled groups. Xiersen – ELG’s sister organization has embarked on an exciting new project to address this important social issue.