You met me at a very Chinese time of my life | ep.23
About this episode
The hosts discuss how to celebrate Chinese/Lunar New Year and share personal anecdotes related to their cultural experiences.
You met me at a very Chinese time of my life this, Chinese era that, Ni Hao fine thang yadee yada. Learn how to celebrate Chinese/Lunar New Year as first time Chineses!Yes, this is uploaded very late, just reuse it for next year. ABOUT THE PODCASTIt’s like a family reunion you never knew you needed!Listen to two family disappointments laugh and cry about their childhood trauma with the right amount of MSG sprinkled in. We talk stories from our unique perspective, delve deep into the fascinating world of Asian pop culture, and explore anything that piques our interest. From heartwarming friendship anecdotes to dissecting the latest K-drama, we’ve got it covered.Follow us!Trauma Dumplings IG: https://instagram.com/traumadumplings.pod/Trauma Dumplings TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@traumadumplings.pod?_t=ZN-8wZ7jCBd21O&_r=1Rachel’s IG: https://instagram.com/rchlytAoife's IG: https://instagram.com/eefeephonehome
People in this episode
Hosts: Rachel Tsang, Aoife
Topics covered
- Chinese New Year
- Lunar New Year
- Asian pop culture
- childhood trauma
- family dynamics
Keywords
- Chinese New Year
- Lunar New Year
- Asian culture
- childhood stories
- family reunion
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