The Truth About Asian Stereotypes

Asian Hate Crimes have been spiking across America. Hate crimes happen when we don’t take the time to get to know one another, so in this video Etiquette Expert Sara Jane Ho invites her friend Zhu Chao, CEO of Asset Pro Group, to talk about what is true, false and somewhere in the middle when it comes to Asian Stereotypes. Zhu grew up in Wuhan, China, studied at DePauw University in Indiana and has lived and worked in over 10 countries around the world, while Sara grew up in Hong Kong but went to high school at Philips Exeter Academy, Georgetown University, and Harvard Business School. Stop the hate and better get to know some real Asians.
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This is Sara Jane Ho, expert of etiquette and founder of the Institute Sarita finishing school.
Etiquette combines charm and integrity. Knowing what to do in any situation gracefully is one of the most empowering things for a person: it means feeling capable and confident around other people. I grew up in China with my mother throwing dinners and parties at home; now I do the same. I like to create magic moments through entertaining, putting guests at ease.
As I travelled and immersed myself in different cultures, I discovered that people all over the world want to have a sense of belonging. I was a student at Harvard Business School and thinking about what I wanted to do in life, when it hit me: I had lost my mother to cancer, but I could keep her legacy alive by sharing the joy and love that she brought to others through entertaining. I took a leap of faith and opened the first finishing school for ladies in China in 2012. Today that leap of faith has grown into several thriving ventures.
As China opens its doors to the world, I want to continue elevating women and give them the tools to feel confident in any situation. This passion of mine has evolved into a business I want to continue nourishing and sharing with people around the world.

[@Speakrussiannow]

Loved this so much! Breaking stereotypes, hopefully, will lead to a better, more inclusive world.

[@QuizmasterLaw]

You left out the positive ones: hard working, clean, tidy, organized, intelligent, good at business.
Stereotypes are simplistic generalizations.

[@veganronswanson9000]

I love the humour in your videos - especially the editing 😂

[@89itis]

Hey Sara, can you do an episode on what stereotypes Chinese people believe in regarding Americans or Europeans?

[@dy5167]

That was funny! Yes, I did get asked all of them too. LOL

[@parvathiph2291]

I hope things change for Asians in US.

[@Bazerkly]

I have some very good friends who where born in China.... The often refer to non-Chinese as "Round Eyes" !

[@tomcullen7861]

Asian language stereotypes itself, Sarah, into English translation.

[@LadyKate691]

Being a tiger mom isn't a bad thing... Mine wasn't and although I'm now fairly successful in my field I can't help but wonder whether I would be more successful. So with my daughter, I'm a tiger mom - she can hate me later if she's not successful.

[@89itis]

What does being successful mean?

[@RoKuSa007]

Working in JAV

[@user-xk4wj6ge5b]

I wish I had a tiger mom

[@vgs86]

That's why we love trump, because he's not a politician 😂😂😂