Why our culture is a seed, not a treasure

The video discusses the complexities of cultural identity for Asian American children, emphasizing that they are inherently a blend of both cultures. It highlights the importance of adapting cultural heritage to current times rather than clinging to outdated norms, which can lead to societal and individual harm. The speaker encourages viewing culture as a seed to nurture and evolve, allowing for unique cultural creations and preventing cultural stagnation.

What challenges do Asian American parents face regarding their children's cultural identity?

How does the author suggest we view our cultural heritage?

In what ways does the author believe culture can adapt over time?

What examples does the author provide to illustrate the concept of cultural adaptation?

What does the author mean by saying that clinging to culture can lead to 'strangling it to death'?