Host: Joyce - We use the story of Mei and Ming from "Turning Red" as a jumping off point to talk about growing up in Chinese-Canadian families, how emotions were handled (or weren’t), and the relationships we wish(ed) to have with our parents. Tune in to listen to this deep dive into cross-cultural family dynamics! 我們以電影《熊抱青春記》中「美」和「明」的故事為出發點，談論在加拿大華裔家庭的成長經歷，如何處理（或不處理）情緒，以及我們對與父母關係的期望。
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