• Chinese-ish

  • By: SBS
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Chinese-ish

By: SBS
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  • Chinese-ish is a podcast about what it’s like being a young Chinese-Australian in today’s Australia, and the many different things that can mean. Hosted by Wing Kuang and Mark Yin. Artwork by Joanna Hu
    Copyright 2024, Special Broadcasting Services
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Episodes
  • Homecoming

    Homecoming
    Jun 6 2022
    For young Chinese-Australians, travelling back to China can involve a mixed bag of emotions. On the final episode of Chinese-ish, Mark and Wing unpack the concept of ‘going home’ with law student Catherine Wen.
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    31 mins
  • Sport: fun and games, or something more?

    Sport: fun and games, or something more?
    May 23 2022
    From PE classes to professional sport in Australia, sport isn’t something Chinese-Australians are typically well-represented in. On this episode of Chinese-ish, Mark and Wing contrast their experiences with Gronya Somerville, Olympian badminton player and eight-time Oceania champion.
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    26 mins
  • Lost in translation? The gap between Chinese language and Chinese culture

    Lost in translation? The gap between Chinese language and Chinese culture
    May 9 2022
    For young Chinese-Australians, the Chinese language can be a gateway into a culture they no longer live in. On this episode of Chinese-ish, Wing and Mark discuss the challenges of literal and cultural literacy with researcher Osmond Chiu and businesswoman Lucy Du.
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    34 mins

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