"Our Stories" by Chinese in Wales Association, presents Suzanne Chung's story. In this enlightening interview, we meet Suzanne Chung, a passionate advocate for Chinese culture and heritage in the UK. Born in Scotland to Chinese parents, Suzanne's unique identity as a British-born Chinese is beautifully encapsulated in her playful self-description as "BBC Two," referring to her status as the younger twin. With a rich life experience that spans Scotland, Canada, and Wales, Suzanne shares her journey of embracing her cultural roots while navigating challenges such as discrimination based on her Chinese heritage and Canadian dialect. She actively participates in various cultural activities, including Chinese dance and Tai Chi, and has even competed internationally, earning medals for her performances. Suzanne's commitment to fostering community spirit shines through as she teaches Tai Chi and Qigong, inspiring future generations to connect with their cultural heritage. Join us as Suzanne reflects on her personal experiences and aspirations, advocating for a more inclusive society. Chinese In Wales Association (CIWA) is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation. (Registered Charity Number is 1175444). CIWA aims to make a positive different to the lives of ethnic Chinese residents living in Wales. CIWA's head office is in Swansea. Please follow our Facebook/Twitter accounts : @chineseinwales www.chineseinwales.org.uk Find out more about the stories on Peoples Collection Wales: https://www.peoplescollection.wales/users/117071