Fresh Off The Boat - Coming from America clip2 

It's an Asian auntie thing. Older women back home keep telling me "wait for it! You will get us eventually!"

@@SaveSoilSaveSoil yeah it's realistic because I'm also Asian

literally all asian aunties talk about is marriage😭😭😭

That's not bad about it, it's for maintaining the bloodline of family

@@IamtheMan1111 that's some medieval shit you got right there "maintaining the bloodline"

Because they can barely find Chinese actors to fill the roles.

They are Koreans playing Taiwanese people. I didn´t see any Chinese in the clip.

@@Alternatives_Universum I have no idea what you mean

@@Alternatives_Universum Taiwanese, Chinese makes no difference we all come from the same roots and we speak the same language. I just don't agree with China is doing in the present.

@@jdc4453 no one cares lol

Trust me, it’s the same in Vietnam, last time I visited. All the kids go to school and tutors day and night all year…most of the time.

​Must only be in public schools.. I go to a international school in Vietnam and I have summer vacation and winter vacation, along with TET break ​@@kevintran5901

Congratulations

That's dope I hope it's real and not cap

The Grand Hotel!

@@jonahvanassche2923Budapest?

I plan to go there tomorrow. I arrived in Taipei yesterday morning. It’s very different from how this episode portrays it though.

It's a beautiful spot.

What’s the hotel name?

You and me both. I'm getting headaches just thinking about it.

Yes, but not the same reason as the mainlanders or at least not because of party affiliation...

I believe it's because red symbolizes happiness and luck

Yes, red symbolizes the blood of those animals that were killed by past emperors of China to sacrifice to their heavenly god.

@@lingu8023 and the blood of people mao killed

It stands for wealth and who doesn’t like money! 😁

It’s cause both lived in the us their whole lives.

That’s the premise within a premise. Louis and Jessica want to feel Taiwanese because to an extent, they were Taiwanese in their childhood. But Eddie Huang says that Louis “full-on bought into the American dream” and have spent years in the US. Spending such a long amount of time is bound to make you acculturate to American culture. Ethnically, they’re still Taiwanese. That’s why they have a reason and point of reference to feel “Taiwanese”. But they’ve spent so much time in DC/Florida of all places that they’ve partly adjusted to the US at the expense of their home culture. So, it would make sense their “Taiwan-ness” is lacking

@@anthonyle3803I think all of them speaking English with each other instead of mandarin makes them less Taiwanese and more American.

不，这个电视剧是给美国人做的，所以演员都说英文。