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This episode of the Open Door series focuses onThis episode of the Open Door series focuses on Chinese New Zealanders of different backgrounds coming to terms with their multiple identities whilst living in New Zealand. The documentary explores how their Chinese ethnic origin and the conflicting attitudes of parents and peer groups can cause problems. These visibly different New Zealanders have embraced the positive aspects of two different cultures; they share their personal experiences and opinions on the best way forward for New Zealand as an increasingly multi-cultural nation. of different backgrounds coming to terms with their multiple identities whilst living in New Zealand. The documentary explores how their Chinese ethnic origin and the conflicting attitudes of parents and peer groups can cause problems. These visibly different New Zealanders have embraced the positive aspects of two different cultures; they share their personal experiences and opinions on the best way forward for New Zealand as an increasingly multi-cultural nation.
This episode of the Open Door series focuses onThis episode of the Open Door series focuses on Chinese New Zealanders of different backgrounds coming to terms with their multiple identities whilst living in New Zealand. The documentary explores how their Chinese ethnic origin and the conflicting attitudes of parents and peer groups can cause problems. These visibly different New Zealanders have embraced the positive aspects of two different cultures; they share their personal experiences and opinions on the best way forward for New Zealand as an increasingly multi-cultural nation. of different backgrounds coming to terms with their multiple identities whilst living in New Zealand. The documentary explores how their Chinese ethnic origin and the conflicting attitudes of parents and peer groups can cause problems. These visibly different New Zealanders have embraced the positive aspects of two different cultures; they share their personal experiences and opinions on the best way forward for New Zealand as an increasingly multi-cultural nation.