Podcasts about chinese parents

Many Chinese parents send their children to international schools for better education, resulting in fluent English from a young age and a broadened worldview due to diverse student backgrounds. Despite this, students are not idle, often busy cultivating skills to meet the admission preferences of top global universities, including excelling in sports.Join other motivated learners on your Chinese learning journey with maayot. Receive a daily Chinese reading in Mandarin Chinese in your inbox. Full text in Chinese, daily quiz to test your understanding, one-click dictionary, new words, etc.Got a question or comment? Reach out to us at contact[at]maayot.com

The Chinese industry of pre-cooked, ready-to-eat food is now trying to create a new market in schools. The move, however, was immediately opposed by parents who criticized ready lunches as unsafe and unhealthy.Click here to read the article by Zhao Yuanyuan.Narrated by Elyse Ribbons.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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It is easy to not so much forget but overlook that people who weren't Black in America but weren't White has their own battles for inclusion and equality. in the 1800s there was a Chinese Exclusion Act. Going to a school with white children fell under that act. A case in the 1880s challenged that act in the state of California. In the 1950s another case looked to change the way things were, this time in Mississippi. I also talk about Tina Turner and her impact in music. R.I.P to a true icon. Thank everyone for listening, tell a friend to tell a friend.

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Zhang Li and Gao Yue's friend Lisa is teaching English to elementary school students. Lisa says her students have a very good foundation in English. Zhang Li and Gao Yue wonder how much money and time Chinese parents can spend on their children's learning.Join other motivated learners on your Chinese learning journey with maayot. Receive a daily Chinese reading in Mandarin Chinese in your inbox. Full text in Chinese, daily quiz to test your understanding, one-click dictionary, new words, etc.Got a question or comment? Reach out to us at contact[at]maayot.com

This week I have incredibly interesting chat with the daughter of Hong Kong immigrants , and get an in-site into what real problems are for some women growing up in this world and how they can still be overcome if your strong enough to do so. The amazing Fiona Chung.

By introducing video games to social media platforms, 31-year-old Zhang Jun, better known as Xiaoyao Sanren online, enjoys expressing himself and spreading Chinese culture.张骏今年31岁，以网名“逍遥散人”为人熟知，是B站知名游戏区UP主。他喜欢通过在社交平台分享游戏表达自我，通过电子游戏讲解视频传播中国文化。图源：Bilibili@逍遥散人Now a popular content creator on Bilibili boasting 5.4 million followers, Zhang uploaded his first commentary video of the computer game, I Wanna Be the Magnanimity, in 2011 while studying in the United States. Later, he spent more than four months completing the game and released 18 related videos, which collectively received more than 180,000 clicks. He soon became popular on the platform.作为B站上一名广受欢迎的内容创作者，张骏粉丝量已达540万。2011年，在美国学习期间，他上传了自己第一个有关电脑游戏《I Wanna Be the Magnanimity》的解说视频。之后，他花了4个多月的时间通关了这款以难度劝退玩家入坑的游戏，并发布了18个解说视频，总点击量超过18万次。他很快就在B站上走红了。"When studying overseas, I felt the cultural differences of the East and the West, which made me more interested in the news and situation in China," Zhang says, adding that he believes many aspects of our life and society in the country have been "greatly improved", while some are even "better than abroad".“在国外留学的时候，我感受到了东西方文化的差异，这让我对国内的新闻和现状更加感兴趣，”张骏说，他还认为我们国家生活和社会的许多方面已经有了“显著改善”，有些甚至比“国外还要好”。He came back to China after graduation and became a full-time content creator on Bilibili specializing in video games. His overseas experiences made him more aware of introducing Chinese culture to foreign friends through gaming.毕业后，他回到中国，成为了B站视频游戏的全职内容创作者。因为有在海外生活学习的经历，他更加明白用游戏向外国朋友介绍中国文化的重要性。The first time he realized that gaming can convey culture was when he found a video he made about a Japanese game, which he dubbed into Chinese, being circulated among many foreigners online.他曾用中文解说一款日本游戏，并在国外社交网络爆火。这次经历使他第一次意识到，游戏是传播文化的绝佳途径。"Most of our games are dubbed into English or Japanese, including some mobile games, but several years ago, I dubbed a Japanese video game named Ace Attorney and played every character's dialogue in Chinese," he recalls, adding that the video later spread to many countries and received great attention.他回忆道：“大多数游戏都有英语或日语配音，包括一些手游。但在几年前，我给一款日本游戏《Ace Attorney》配了中文解说，一人分饰了每个角色的‘声优'。”这个视频受到了来自世界各国网友的关注。"When foreign viewers saw it, they found that my dubbing made the original game more emotional and interesting, although they understand little Chinese.“当外国观众看到这个游戏时，他们感觉我的配音让游戏变得更有感染力、更有趣，尽管他们不懂中文。”"This video made me realize that we have a lot of great content, but we haven't taken it abroad, so people can't see how good it is," he adds. “这个视频让我意识到，我们自己也有很多很棒的内容，但它们还没有被传播到国外，所以人们看不到它们有多好，”他补充道。The development of some domestic games has reached a high level, Zhang says, adding that at least two or three games in the top 10 mobile game app rankings in Japan are from China now.张骏表示，一些国内游戏的开发已经达到了很高的水平，目前在日本手游应用排行榜前10名中，至少有两到三款游戏来自中国。He cites another example, Chinese Parents, an education simulation game developed by a Chinese game producer, which, although a niche indie game, has become widely known by many foreigners thanks to the publicity and promotion efforts of various content producers.他还举了另一个例子——《中国式家长》，这是一款由中国游戏制作人开发的教育模拟游戏，虽然是一款小众独立游戏，但由于各种内容制作人的宣传和推广，它已经被许多外国友人所熟知。"Through this game, international players learned that the way Chinese parents educate their children is different from that in the US," Zhang says, adding that "a US version of the game, Growing Up, was later released", produced by Polish game producer Vile Monarch in October.张骏说：“通过这款游戏，国际玩家会明白中国父母教育孩子的方式与美国不同。”他还补充说：“后来这款游戏又推出了美国版，《美国式家长》。” 美国版的是波兰游戏制作人Vile Monarch在10月发行的。Many foreigners may not understand the myths of China, "but they deem the Chinese game as fun and want to try it", Zhang says, speaking of a domestically produced game, Black Myth: Wukong, the trailer of which went viral, creating demand for the title abroad even before its official launch at home. Similarly, many other domestic indie games are mining folk customs or crafts, such as paper-cutting, to appeal to gamers.谈到国产游戏《黑神话：悟空》时，张骏说：“许多外国人可能不理解中国的神话传说，但他们觉得中国游戏很有趣并想尝试。”此前，这款游戏的预告片在网络走红，在国内正式发布之前，国外对于这款游戏的讨论已经十分热烈。同样地，许多国产游戏也在挖掘民间习俗或手工艺，如剪纸，以吸引玩家。According to another short-video creator Zhu Minghua, known as Zimin, who has worked in the sector for a decade and boasts over 3.24 million followers on Bilibili and a further 293,000 on YouTube, young people across the globe, who are enjoying a good material life, like to click and forward videos that can bring them closer, however distant they may be physically.游戏解说主播朱明华，网名“籽岷”，已经在该行业工作十年，B站粉丝数累计超过324万，优兔粉丝超过29万。他认为，当今世界年轻人是在较为优渥的物质条件中成长起来的，他们都喜欢点击和分享视频，因为这能拉进彼此间的距离，无论在现实中相隔有多远。Chinese young people have become more confident in telling their stories, "because there are so many we can talk about", he adds.朱明华说，中国年轻人越来越有信心讲好自己的故事，因为“我们能讲的好内容太多了”。编辑：商桢 周婵记者：贺琦录音：Stephanie Stone实习生：舒好 陈诺

Self-shaming. Struggling relationship. Disappointing Chinese Christian parents. Lucas Ng, Canadian actor and co-host of “Have We Made It Yet” podcast, shares how he got fired from his job triggered a cascade of endless negative self-talk, thoughts of self-harm, and eventually going to therapy 5 years later. **Content Warning: Self Harm**Takeaways:Traumas can resurface years after they happenedCan't expect your partner to be your everything A constant need for control might actually be your own denial of your mental health struggles Talk with your younger self with compassion and love 20s is when you figure out who you are30s is when you figure out what you want Mentions & Resources:Lucas Ng InstagramHave We Made It Yet Podcast (Documenting experiences as new entertainers and artists looking to "make it" in the entertainment industry)Ep 27. Our Shit: Suicide Ideations and the Depression Roller Coaster The best way to support this show is by listening and sharing with a friend. If you would like to buy a coffee or bubble, we would love that too.---- Connect with us:Website: www.shitwedonttellmom.comSend us an audio message by clicking here!Instagram @shitwedonttellmom Email: shitwedonttellmom@gmail.comSupport us with a bubble tea: www.ko-fi.com/swdtm   ----Interested in creating your own podcast?We use Buzzsprout as our host because they seamlessly link to major podcast platforms and make it really easy to read analytics. They also have an awesome support team. Sign up today and get a $20 Amazon gift card and we get a little something too. Yes, this is an affiliate link because we use them too. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/swdtm)

China's market for human growth hormone surges, benefiting GeneScience and Anke Biotechnology as foreign suppliers rush in. Read the article by Zhao Jinzhao, Chen Xi, Xiang Kai, Gui Yixuan and Denise Jia: https://www.caixinglobal.com/2021-11-01/cover-story-how-drugmakers-feed-on-chinese-parents-anxiety-over-childrens-height-101794229.html Narrated by Heather Heather Mowbray.

China's market for human growth hormone surges, benefiting GeneScience and Anke Biotechnology as foreign suppliers rush in. Read the article by Zhao Jinzhao, Chen Xi, Xiang Kai, Gui Yixuan and Denise Jia: https://www.caixinglobal.com/2021-11-01/cover-story-how-drugmakers-feed-on-chinese-parents-anxiety-over-childrens-height-101794229.html Narrated by Heather Heather Mowbray. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

China will issue its carbon reduction plans for specific sectors, Xi says. Chinese property companies report rapid contraction in sales and financing. The country's manufacturing activity expands, Caixin data shows. Gree is fined by U.S. regulators. Plus, Shanghai Disneyland temporarily shuts down.

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When you grow up with Chinese immigrant parents who were extremely poor, eating meat is seen as a luxury. I still distinctly remember the moment when I went to a Chinese restaurant with my parents, bit into what I thought was red tofu, only to ask my mother who then said, "That's pig's blood." I could not have spit it out of my mouth faster — and I'd been eating it for years. Or, how my cousin used to get praised for eating every piece of the watermelon until he was biting into the white of the rind?What happens when you grow up and see that the bone marrow you used to eat out of necessity to get the most out of every piece of bone becomes a delicacy on American menus? Or, how you were teased for eating seaweed, only to have your white friends now feed it to their children as regular snacks? Listen to today's story about growing up and wanting to express yourself, only to have your parents (and others) not fully understand.For more show notes and links to the things we mention, visit the blog: https://www.fcksavingface.com/podcast/chinese-and-vegetarianismWANT TO KNOW THE REAL STORY?If you're curious about the story behind the story, support the podcast on Patreon for access to #AskMeAnything sessions! This is your opportunity to dive deeper and truly ask whatever you really want to know about. Join us on Patreon today to support our podcast or make a donation here.ARE YOU ENJOYING THE PODCAST? If so, I'd love your review on Apple Podcasts! It only takes a minute: 1. Click on this link (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1554330617) 2. Click “View on Apple Podcasts” 3. Click “Subscribe”  4. Click “Ratings and Reviews” text 5. Click to rate and leave short review and you're done!A huge thank you for listening to the show and sharing with your tribe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rivalries, fights over toys, different bedtimes, playing favourites and divided attentions. It's going to be new terrain for Chinese parents who have grown up without siblings under China's one child policy - and are now being told they can have up to three children. This comes after census data showed a steep decline in birth rates. China scrapped its decades-old one-child policy in 2016, replacing it with a two-child limit. Corin Dann spoke to Dr Dougal Sutherland from Victoria University's School of Psychology.

More than 97 percent of Chinese parents agreed that overparenting is common and almost 89 percent admitted that they have done too much for their children, according to a recent survey. Is it only Chinese parents or is it a worldwide issue? Find out more on Studio Plus.

A relatively recent tradition, China’s “marriage markets” are dominated by anxious parents advertising for potential partners for their adult children – often without their consent.

Chinese families (and asian families in general) have a reputation for being close, and for listening to parents and grandparents well into adulthood.In China itself however, respect for your ancestors isn't just culture, it's the law! Natalie and Cherrie discuss the origin of these filial piety laws, their impact on society, and their net effects. Like most things we talk about, it ends up being Confucius and Mao's fault.

Ty Tran is the founder of Asians Never Die, an online community about Asian culture that boasts over a million followers. We talk about Asian representation, our experience travelling through Vietnam, and how Asians are taking over the world. Ty's interview starts at (20:28). Go follow Asians Never Die on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/asiansneverdie/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AsiansNeverDie/) ! We also do a mini episode up top for Evelyn and Nigel to check in on each other. Check out Nigel's video of him playing Chinese Parents (https://youtu.be/NAIKKMONNAU) as mentioned in the episode.

Episode 10: Meet the ParentsThey are the people who have known me the longest, my parents. The evolution of this strong bond is this week’s topic. It was a long and bumpy road but without the bad, I would have never known and understood why. They loved me the best way they knew how to. Meet Mama and Papa Chan. Featured recipe: Mama’s Garlicky & Tangy Spare Rib Tips

How Chinese parents name their children.  https://chinesecolloquialised.com

Mike and Ting talk about Chinese Parents. The “book club” game is: TIS-100. Contact us: @lostlevelsclub or mike.and.ting@lostlevels.club Show Notes: Pre-Chat Fitbit is gradually rolling out its big app redesign Fitbit app new Dashboard - iOS Nokia 'regrets' Withings health app backlash Electronic System for Travel Authorization China bans Cathay Pacific staff involved in Hong Kong ‘unlawful’ protests from mainland routes Pepper spray and arrests as Hong Kong riot police stage ‘rescue’ during airport sit-in protest Hong Kong protests: Brand 'witch hunt' takes over Chinese internet US government collecting social media information from foreign travelers Hong Kong police hold ‘laser gun’ demo after student leader arrested for possession of offensive weapon Hongkongers create own harbourfront light show after activist arrested over laser pointer ‘offensive weapon’ 'An eye for an eye': Hong Kong protests get figurehead in woman injured by police What is Chinese Parents? 中国式家长 / Chinese Parents on Steam Coconut Island Games Brock's Jelly Doughnuts | Know Your Meme National College Entrance Examination (Gaokao) Chinese School - Episode 02 - BBC Documentary (YouTube) Smacking children banned Tiger Mom & Eagle Dad Game Mechanics Shadow (psychology) Red envelope Face (sociological concept) So I Married An Axe Murderer: The Woman Woman Poem (YouTube) The Children Henan Polytechnic University University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Guangdong University of Technology Xiamen University North China Electric Power University Nanjing University China’s doctors not part of society’s elite National Health Service Cramming (education) Closing Thoughts Has anyone achieved the "Filthy Rich" profession? 浅析中国式家长中的经济系统 Not one of the Fortnite World Cup's 100 finalists was a woman. Why?  

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Mike and Ting talk about Thimbleweed Park. Contains SPOILERS for Thimbleweed Park! The “book club” game is: 中国式家长 / Chinese Parents. Pre-Chat Apex Legends Season 2 Daniel with the unexpected win (Twitch) Reddit with old layout and “hot” sorting Thinking Fast and Slow What is Thimbleweed Park? Thimbleweed Park: A New Classic Point & Click Adventure! Maniac Mansion Boris was actually voiced by a German person (@DasGunniversum) Ransome the *Beeping* Clown Meet Delores Modernizing Dust Hoarder Achievement Top 10 Lists: The Top 10 Dead Ends In Sierra Games (Spoilers) The Puzzles Thimbleweed Park gets in-game hint hotline Do scientists know what is happening inside artificial neural networks? 5 Baffling 80s Trends (Explained by Rare Mental Disorders) Thimbleweed Park Wiki Guide - Part Three: The Arrest Highlights / Observations Fox Mulder and Dana Scully Maniac Mansion/ Monkey Island References in Thimbleweed Park Less In-Jokes, More Everything Else! The “Annoying In-jokes” option Let's Play Thimbleweed Park #26 Magic Mushrooms (YouTube) List of Backer Items Ransome *unbeeped* DLC Who is the guy with the shovel? Thimbleweed Park Podcast #67 @4:54 (explanation of Doug) Thimbleweed Park Controls Overall Thoughts Theory of mind The Betamax tape is a cruel red herring Blazing Saddles (1974) Blazing Saddles Ending Scene (YouTube) Red herrings - which ones did you enjoy? Cutting Undertale Thimbleweed Park Podcast #67 Thimbleweed Park's Plot Hole Problem Post-Chat New game Chinese Parents makes you the child of a tiger mom Jonathan Blow @GameDevHH - Hello Hong Kong developers! We’re excited to say that we’ll be meeting @Jonathan_Blow for dinner tomorrow (Friday, July 19th!)  

Horses, that’s this week’s topic. Big galloping buddies full of teeth and flies. Alice B likes the creepy horse from Kingdom Come Deliverance, who appears behind you like a tall ghost. Brendan likes Argo from Shadow of the Colossus, even though it’s NOT ON PC YOU IDIOT. And Sin Vega joins us for the first time to sing the praises of the woman who runs around like a horse in real life. Which is ALSO NOT A PC GAME. Honestly, gang, you have one job. Links: Sin Vega is our new staff writer: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2019/07/03/welcome-sin-vega-rpss-newest-staff-writer/ Unknown Pleasures is Sin’s regular column: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/tag/unknown-pleasures/ Woman who can gallop like a horse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvhlWbnl_qM Ostwind is the game about the 13-year-old with a horse and a crossbow: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/08/03/best-new-steam-games-august-2017/ The battle nug from Dragon Age: Inquisition: https://youtu.be/VoQY0j4SkY4?t=31 The bog unicorn: https://youtu.be/_ZeD1uyhlco?t=81 Have you played… Horse Master? https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/06/12/have-you-played-horse-master/ Sin’s Chinese Parents review: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2019/07/11/chinese-parents-review/ The Miami Showband Massacre on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/TITLE/80191046 Who Fears Death by Nnedi Okorafor: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7767021-who-fears-death The Mastermind by Evan Ratliff: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41181600-the-mastermind

Chinese Parents now write in English while Nintendo shuts down another fan project (to nobody’s surprise). Don’t worry if that’s got you down, because you’re about to be Kitten’d and smitten with a new VR title just hot off early access; play with the kittens or feel their wrath! Hopefully you don’t lose connection while petting those digital furballs… maybe you should switch to LiFi instead! With all these LED light waves and “bendy” GPS waves, you should have minimal interference, so strap in, fasten tight with your snail glued straps, and get ready for the news – Techscopo news!

I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! My Chinese immigrant parents don't celebrate the holidays, I'm in a black girl phase, and when I was a kid I thought you could make a girl cum with just love.

It is quite common for Chinese parents to persuade their children to find a boyfriend or girlfriend and arrange blind dates for them, when they become adults. But ironically when their children are younger, many Chinese parents would try more than you can imagine to nip a young puppy love in the bud. A Sina Weibo blog asking "what have your parents done to prevent you from engaging in puppy love" became the social networking's most-commented one in 24 hours, with more than 12,000 weibo users providing various answers as of this morning. Why the tricks?