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I have now found my favourite Podcast

Is that tape holding Senthan’s headset together?

the quality of the video is amazing

WOW! Such an amazing and a pretty young woman, Maria Tran! Very proud of you and really nice to see you again Maria 💗😊 I admire very much your mind with so much creative brilliant ideas for making films, no matter how short and long of them! Thank you very much for all what your efforts 🙏💗😍♥️

Michelle is so incredibly articulate and authentic

Good girl for respecting your parents.

You dont talk about race, other generations or people do. Merit is not subjective if you know what your roles and responsibilities are.

One of my fav episodes to date!

Thank you for having my on the Level Asian poddy! It was such a blast chatting to you both and the rest of the team! The work you’re doing to amplify the stories of Asian Australians is beyond important!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Good video mate

To be honest too many Asians act super submissive to white people. Not sure what they are surprised to be treated the way the act.

this guy is amazing

This is so true I've seen this the wp is always noticed

I’m crying and laughing so hard at the same time! It’s so touching and relatable. Also it’s funny (but making tons of sense in the same time) I’m born and bred in the China all the way to adulthood, and I came to Australia in my mid 20s, and yet I resonate so much in so many ways with this episode. people’d say of crz that’s cos you’re Chinese, I get this; but somehow it’s touching how much resonance I am feeling , and reflections that I’m doing whilst watching it, given I’m growing up in a completely different language and in another country. So yeah good work and thank your guys for what you are doing, wholeheartedly!

i love her style! i’ve been following her for years🩷

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Name discrimination and bias is so real. And ppl act like jobs want us just because we’re a minority 😂gtfo

How did Amy Lions know China was so advanced and Awesome? She roared up the TH-cam rankings and inspires everyone

I really love your content. I'm so happy I found you guys and I can watch a whole discussion of people that ACTUALLY understand and live through the same experiences. Love Hate Relationship: My main issue with my parents is the hate/love relationship. My sister moved out because my parents stressed her too much and now I'm the only one at home. It's a very big house with just me, mum and dad. I want to move out for my own mental health but it'll be at a cost of feeling like I'm abandoning my parents - and they aren't afraid of telling me so! The guilt I already feel to abandon my parents but then they actually shove that in my face too. It's not like I want to move out though - I want to stay filial and close to them because they're very lonely in Australia, and renting is so expensive...but living with them is so hard. The nagging, the constant nitpicking, the constant expectations of paying for this, paying for that, do all the house chores etc. Don't even get me started on the expectations of giving money to help. At some point it becomes financial abuse because you start to feel like you live your life to work FOR them rather than for yourself. I loaned them a big sum and they didn't give it back to me because "I didn't need it yet", but when I really wanted it back they guilted me and I felt so bad for asking for it back. Cherished moments with parents: I do have some random memories of my parents that make me close to them, like when my dad came home one day and made a kite with chopsticks to fly with me but it completely failed. I don't think he remembers it but I'll never forget it. We never celebrated Christmas presents but me and my sister woke up one day to a small box of little gifts and trinkets for Christmas when we were in Year 7. It was so sweet. It wasn't anything big, it was just some cute pencils and stuff but it was a lot because they really struggled financially.

Wow....

I love vinh. I wish to be as articulate like him. This was my first time hearing about his son.

blessed family. Great episode

This brought tears to my eyes wish lots of parents will here this ❤

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The parents doing it knew it was theft, but if caught, it means even if you were caught it made more, then they paid for itself already in other stolen goods not caught......

hmmmm this podcast sounds scripted. sounds like they talking to sound what audience wants to hear. in reality typical chinese parents are nothing like a freindship relationship but the polar opposite. the people on the podcast are just putting a front

this is why its really important for parents to let their children get used to only speaking their native tongue at home because its the only place they'll be able to.

Nothing fantastic

That's so sad

Us or aus or Canada or what country?

Davie projecting his degeneracy

She's got white fever

Names in Asian culture often carry significant meaning but can sometimes feel burdensome. My middle name, which is also my Asian name, means "trowel." This name symbolizes my resilience because a trowel digs through a lot of dirt. Throughout my life, my family has emphasized that I must work hard because of my middle name. They have even said that they don’t care much about my schooling or love life, as they believe I will always work hard and those other things don’t matter as much. My mom even explained Im not smart and I’m most likely not going to make much money so I will always work hard. My parents even went as far as handing all my other sisters chores to me to allow them time to study and spend time with friends but since I’m always going to work hard I should practice work.

That’s what you get for eating food in China It’s not clean I got sick when I went there too

That’s what you get for eating food in China It’s not clean I got sick when I went there too

Small mind small thinker

You guys are so wholesome, I am very proud of you all and I don't even know you! I am an Australian born Vietnamese but I live in the UK now, I have been here since 2012. Another Aussie/Asian, who lives in Ireland sent me one of your episodes and I have been watching since. Initially it was a taste of home for when I was homesick and needed the Aussie/Asian craziness. But I stay because you unpack so many things that I thought I only thought of and going deep isn't something we're really known for because of that taught stoicism. It's not because we don't think it, we just don't talk about it. So, without sounding patronising, well done guys. Being born Asian raised with very strict Asian culture and tradition but being completely immersed in Western Culture is confusing and almost bi-polar. The love/hate of Asian Parents comes from the seesaw of trying to define that. You love them because you were culturally instilled that but you hate it because you look at Western culture and it is so loving, tolerant and free! 😂 So thank you, for making me feel quite normal with that unsettling feeling. I think it's fine to feel both. For years I fought to move completely to just loving them because 'they're my parents' and 'its respectful' but I think this is a natural transition. Come our children, we'll be different. I hope! 😅

Bless

You don’t birth children for your needs and own benefit. You birth a child because you care and want to provide a beautiful life for them because you want them to experience the beautiful things in life. This is why there’s traumatic experiences because people are having children for the wrong reasons and wonder why their kids resent their families like they asked to be born and expect them to live their one and only life for their family. So no your children should not be your retirement plan, for someone to even think this is insanely not moral and actually very awful. You have kids and want them to be their own beautiful beings, not mold them to do and whatever as you please and want. What is this mindset, this is awful. At the end of the day, if you raised your kids right with love support and understanding your child will want to care for you in your old ages and if they don’t, you should probably reflect on why because it’s probably not the child, it’s the actual parents.

You East Asians are ALL coconuts

This one was due.

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Another great episode! A lot of triggering topics discussed for sure. Thanks for the great content ❤

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I believe that as long as our kids are even 1% better than us, and everyone had that mentality. At somepoint the world will become a kinder and happier place

Imagine Asian parents adopting a child . Forgot about it lol then

Who's cutting onions? 🥹

LOL what an episode, in so many ways 🥲

Love this channel. Looks like you have so much fun. Thank you

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