@@chrismomma 哈哈哈哈 I played a nun in 一把青 and in real life!!
@vicw.75352 жыл бұрын
我在台灣出生長大然後到美國念研究所,嫁給當地人.我做設計,住過的地方從紐約市橫跨到美國南方鄉下小鎮.生活圈中永遠都只有我一個人是外國人,更不用說是唯一的亞洲人. 年輕時我們都在找尋自己的歸屬,所以會有"死黨"或是"物以類聚. 對一個與周圍不一樣的人來說,尤其是個敏感的人(我感覺你好像是這樣),這種尋找歸屬的過程特別辛苦. 但,你若真正能去觀察,體驗,思考. 你(威廉也是)這種獨特的人生會給你個值回票價,沒有其他人能擁有的經歷與洞察(insight). 在更成長也更成熟之後,或許,你就會開始享受這種"不能裝進框框"的人生. 所以,不要永遠靠右走. :) You can do it.
大家有最討厭,或是最常被問的問題嗎?我的 top 3 應該是: 口音,我是哪裡人,有沒有很多人追?(真的還好😂) 想要得到最新/最快消息?趕緊追蹤! Christina IG:instagram.com/christinacasss/ Christina 靠右邊走 FB:facebook.com/christinahuangcassidy/
謝謝Christina分享自己成長故事,混血兒時常被框上很多不同的框架,不一定是混血兒,任何人在看、觀察他人,都一定會帶著自己的視角來看周遭人,要在西方文化、東方文化中生活,一定會有過渡期,要能撐過那段艱苦、難以適應的過程,那真的都是不容易~尋找自己也是如此。 但如今的我們,走到這裡了,要給自己一個大大的讚,因為你走過了、也成長了~真的真的很棒!!! 未來一定會遇到糾結困難的時候,也就陪著自己度過,you can do it !
I really like your video🥰 thankyou for all the effort to edit it! I really like when you speak chinese in your video and there are subtitle both in chinese and english, 你的影片真的讓我中文進步好多!謝謝妳❤️ 我在台灣已經兩年半左右,我來台灣是因為要讀書,就是研究所的,我去年畢業了然後目前在台灣工作!對外國人來說,在台灣工作最主要的問題就是語言🤣 感謝妳幫我很多✨希望未來可以與你不期而遇!hope you and your family always stay healthy and safe☺️
Christina 的腦袋大部份已經是台灣人,你在世新大學的經驗其實我可以瞭解,我兒子有一個朋友在美國長大,高中後回台灣念大學,在大學時她遭遇到挫折和文化衝擊可能比你還大。我兒子其實跟你一樣,他也是個混血兒,但是他是在美國長大,從小就開始學中文,所以大學時曾經去師大進修中文,去年他回台大學中文還修了文言文的課….我感覺他在台灣這段時間也開始出現一些對文化的認同和糾結。我個人認為一個同時擁有兩種文化的人是非常幸運的事,當你面對一件事情時你可以有不同的想法和選擇,或者你還可以綜合自己的看法做出不同的處理方式。把握和珍惜你擁有的一切…也祝福你!
Very inspiring, Miss Christina. As a hybrid of Taiwanese and American, you have made lots of interesting choices for your life. No matter where you are from, there is home where you feel comfortable and love.
its just a journey of finding who you are~ you'll get there eventually, 享受當下的風景吧~
@jamie88122 жыл бұрын
本來前面看到 Christina 一臉正經,結果 Will 一出現!講哪句:賈霸沒阿! 氣氛瞬間變歡樂! 哈哈! 跳舞那段很棒耶!認真又有天賦,可惜台灣現在的環境對舞蹈音樂這類人才較為艱難,聽到大學哪段生活的敘述有點難過,好在哪段日子,也是妳開啟KZbin的契機,才能讓我們認識妳,也知道混血兒的人生經歷,同樣也有未知困擾,尤其是飛兩邊求學跟生活的適應難度,祝福妳。
Hey Christina, you have a great family, and you are doing great! You don't need everyone to like you, you just need a few good friends. You know who you are, you don't have to constantly prove yourself to others. You just love yourself, take good care of yourself and your family, people who love you for who you are, will do so eventually.
Hi Christina! Your videos resonate with me a lot because I was born in the States, but grew up in Taiwan til I was 15, and then moved back to the US for both high school & college. I always feel like having multicultural is weird and don't fit into any other group because not many people have similar experiences. But I am glad to hear that Taiwan makes you feel at home because same here! Always wanted to move back to Taiwan again but I feel like I am actually stuck in the US because I have degrees here and the States has much more job opportunities IMO. Anyways love your videos and please keep me posted :D