Families are very important in Chinese culture. Traditionally, children used to live with their parents even after they were married. It was normal for three generations to live under one roof.

The latter’s father – my great-great-great-grandfather – had made his way to KT from the district of Tongan, in the southern Chinese province of Fujian, sometime in the early 19th century.

Young Chinese children are increasingly managing household chores independently. This trend signals a major shift in ...

Huilai is close to the sea. Every year for New Year we come to visit my grandma, because New Year is a very important time to see family in Chinese culture. I like to spend time with my grandma.

My little uncle Lusheng’s youngest son, Congo (thus nicknamed, in those less-informed times, because he was born in 1964 with ...

The film follows Kani's year-long journey exploring her cultural heritage through traditional Chinese rituals including ... my personal choices and my family's cultural expectations," says Kani ...

"I'm so excited now that I have kids to show them a different story about how we should be," the director says ...