I thought her husband was cold at first, but how he comforts his wife as she talks about missing her parents, then carries her on his back made me smile.
@@ririgala1741 He has first-world country citizenship, that makes him more valuable thatn a good looking guy in her country. Money>looks to adult women.
To come live in a foreign country and learn the language so fluently, being away from family and praying for acceptance is so hard - so happy his parents are supportive it must mean the world.
It might have been easier if they moved near her family. I don't hear about a woman's family giving a foreigner son in law hard time due to race, culture, and ethnicity.
@@shylapollard5165 That's because they want his money. I bet the S Korean guy sends his in laws money every month. Having been to Myanmar, numerous times, I know how the poor Myanmar family is treating him as a cash cow.
She is INCREDIBLY sweet and looks like a great mother and wife. And it's really nice seeing him playful enough to carry her. Overall looks like a very nice family to me with loving parents too.
She’s so beautiful and talented,so glad his parents accepted her. Sad to see her missed her mum and dad i am sure she’ll get to see them soon god bless 🙏❤️
So glad to see that her Father in law accepted her and realised what a wonderful daughter in law she is, his mother was wonderful from the start which must have made things easier, it’s definitely not easy to live in a foreign country away from family but she has the love and support of her lovely husband, her in laws and they have their beautiful baby. They are a gorgeous family.xx
Wow he wasnt only the first son of his father but also the first grandson of their family. The burden was just heavy enough but he stood still and proove his reasons. Such a keeper
His wife is gorgeous has a lovely personality. She's also very talented and loves her family. As long as they are happy and love each other. That's all that matters ❤
As a parent I want to tell other parents you can only live one life and that is yours. You can only raise a child once and when they become adults their life belong to them and the good Lord. You cannot choose who your children love. It’s being narcissistic. You chose your soul love and they are entitled to choose theirs. Love is color, religious, and traditions blind. *I taught my children to love from the inside out not the outside in.* I love my blended family, the good , bad, and the challenges that life brings. Life is short and then you die. Don’t use false control over adult children. If you do you would drive them away and miss the best part of the rest of your life with family. *God help us all to love beyond the outward flesh, Amen.*
Very true. This is exactly what my therapist told me when I was crying about my parents guilt tripping and pressuring me. Well written! I hope more people understand this.
@@Cxs1a3 Traditions have no place in love. Yes it is intolerable for selfish parents to invalidate and devalue another human being because they are not of their culture and skin color. That amounts to blatant hate. Love and death is color blind and can careless about traditions of men. When death comes for you your high mindedness doesn’t matter if its your time. Likewise when love touches the heart nothing matters and two souls become one. Love is not a culture it is a verb meaning it all about actions.
While I dont disagree with you , in Asian society marrying someone who fits into the family is of paramount importance. I know some who didnt , they became isolated from family and in the long run were resentful that their spouse always stuck out like a sore thumb. In some cases the spouse would challenge and disagree with some norms that some one of their own race would accept. This often led to breakdowns in marriages.
Myanmar people will win soon. Fighting. God bless you and your family. We love South Korea🇰🇷🇰🇷. Thank you, South Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇷 for supporting Myanmar people. We will never forget your kindness and support.
I think as long as the husband loves , cares his foreign wife . Don't worry about the parents emotion, slowly by slowly they will understand what count first is the happiness of their son and his family.
its not like that in Asia. we are not only marry to the spouse, but also need a long lifetime engagement with their family too. specially if you are woman.
@@titan619and thays exactly why now the korean birth situation is the lowest on the world women domt want to deal with mother and fsthers in law demands 😂
but if this gets out of hand there will be no such thing as a korean or any other ethnicity anymore. What a boring world would that be with no diversity. Marrying into your own culture is always the best.
@@개혁자-k5d “what a boring world would that be with no diversity” that exactly what diversity is; when people marry and create families with others from different cultures and ethnicities. Diversity. Want it or not, the 🌎 is evolving to that direction with everyone mixing up more and more. And I think that’s beautiful. At the end we are all the same; humans being.
@@개혁자-k5d just become some koreans are marrying outside doesnt mean most koreans wont marry other koreans. dont worry your people arent going extinct 😭😭😭😭
My cousin also married a Korean guy too last year and got a daughter together. I heard her husband is a soldier, quite handsome guy like an actor & they live with his mother-in-law too. I don't know how they knew each other since my cousin only studied the Korean language at university in my country, Hopefully they can be on television like this so I can know their whole stories. I'm missing her so much. Hopefully they can come to Malaysia one day and meet us again along with her whole new family
OMG I thought she was some other Asian girl, but as soon as she spoke Burmese, I was absolutely surprised! She is so beautiful. Korean Wave was so popular in Myanmar before the coup. My aunty who was over 70 years old always watched the Korean dramas before bedtime lol
The fact she comes from a very poor country and poor family, makes her the lucky one. Koreans on avg make literally 10x more than people in her country. You would be right if she was Korean.
So glad it's a good ending to this story. I think Korean and Japanese society need to "grow up" and be open to foreign brides or grooms. I must say this lady is pretty talented. Able to do cartoons .... she's really talented
@@gamerarchives5874 Korea and Japan had hyper-population not that long ago. They're just "normalizing", you have to look at the big picture, not just the last 10-20 yrs. If you look at the past 50 years, the population growth is actually higher than most African countries. And Africa actually has natural resources and land, unlike Korea, Japan.
Beautiful family, all of them. Sometimes it takes a while to adjust to people especially of different cultures, grandparents are loving and happy they accept the daughter in-law
The dads apprehension is, understandable. Nothing to do with racism. There are genuine concerns. I have a friend who married an American girl, they unfortunately eventually divorced and the lady went back to the US with their child. He sees his son VERY rarely, hardly ever, nowadays.
That's just your inner projection, there was no evidence in the video that he held any of those thoughts, it really speaks to your character more than his
I m Filipina married pure Chinese guy. Only I can say the first year of married is not that easy living with old fashion Chinese culture but I prove to my husband family not all pilipino people are wanting to come to US because of citizenship etc. Now, we are married for 16years and the whole family of my husband loves us. We have our own home and they like to come to my house all the time. All I can say is anywhere you go if you love someone prove it. It not easy in the beginning but it the end you will earn it. You treat them right they will treat you with love and respect.
Respect to you dear, so many people ventured on that part and lost but you won in the end because love and understanding kept you in your marriage and above it all almighty God..congratulations and keep winning ♥️
You are both Asians. You understood the importance of family and instead of being offended and outraged, taking him away from them, you worked to win them over. That led to your success. However with non Asians, often they shout Racism, they get offended, expect their partner to breakway from his family and even if he or she does, they end up regretting and feel guilty
Grandchildren are the great equalizer...the parents might dislike their children's spouse bc of race, nationality or class or whatever...once the grandkids come, that all goes out the window
@@thematrix3663 so many videos on that on youtube. Especially when the grandkids look very different, they dont fit into the extended family and arent accepted.
I love this lovely little family so much. In my Clinton, Chan Chan is not only a good mother but also a great teacher. Honestly, I am proud of her and for those who lives in foreign countries adapting the culture and environment which is not easy for us, including me. 😅😊
It's sad her father-in-law is bias towards such a beautiful person. She deserves a better treatment from her in-laws. As a Korean-American, it makes me angry to see some Koreans still are ethnocentric. I hope she finds love and peace in God.🙏🇲🇲
you are allowd to be ethnocentric because most of the world relies on similarities and tribes to survive. the fact that you live in America which is much more diverse than the rest of the world means you are very lucky
Seriously bruh? Those foreigners learn the language and try assimilate as much as they can but you cannot satisfy them no matter what you do. It's not worth even trying for such people, don't go through all that shitty treatment and sacrifices just to be accepted. Frankly speaking I have seen foreigners who didn't gave a shit about the pressure from Koreans and they didn't learn the language just to please them but still were respectful and they at least have their dignity left and got about the same treatment as others who tried.
Disrespectful, learn the language. In asian culture, you don't simply marry the man or woman, you also marry their family. If you don't you will create more distance and more hate fuelled.
@@maggiechan33 Even if the other party hates you, you don't. That is the nature of human. Folks like you have bitter family if this is the case and will have distant relationship but you don't need to worry cause daughters are married off to men, if foreign white men...more easy for you cause you only live as a couple not including your in laws. But we men have to shoulder the burden so don't speak for us, men and start talking off your arse. You know nothing. Even if I marry a white girl, I will take care of her family too but in your case, if your hubby wants to throw them in care house you can laugh in your heart and rest easy for rest of your life.
Honestly, learning the language of the country you live in is something pretty obvious, even just the basics at first then gradually more and more. Everything else, as you said be respectful of other culture and laws, but respect yourself too.
I'm so happy for her and her happy marriage. Most Burmese guys marry Korean girls during their studies abroad and when bringing them home to live in Myanmar, most couldn't last the marriage because their mothers-in-law were too strict. Most guys were left with kids on their own.
But Myanmar girls did even worse. They have you as a husband while having others at the same time. Besides, the Myanmar men frown on their women being with foreigners. And that affects the foreign guys as well. I hardly see any foreign men with Myanmar wives living in Myanmar. Their marriage won't survive.
@Mr Wonder everywhere in the world some race is always racist against another race. This show is about 2 lovely couple from different cultures accepting each other and living the life they deserve. Find peace.
Ah, man. She must have had her son right around the big C started. No wonder her parents haven't seen their grandkid. It's been hard on so many people.
As a brazilian I can say that we are more receptive and we accept foreigners because we value the human being more than anything but we also have a disregard for people who don't respect individuality. Altough we are a mosaic in terms of ethnic blending, we have our own culture and social demands.
In asia, some cultures tend to be very conservative and have high expectations. Korea is like this. It's not that they don't see value as a human as a foreigner, it's just they are used to and expect their children to marry Koreans. It's very hard to impress asian in-laws as a foreigner. Also multicultural relationships tend to be very challenging and asian parents know about this. Anyone can fall in love, but cultural barriers are more difficult to overcome than a lot realize. However this is different for places like the Philippines where it may be more like Brazil and more welcoming.
Oh I just clicked on the video because I was curious about the father-in-law. Turned out I already know this lady. She’s also from where I’m from. She has a RUclips channel where she teaches Korean.
For some it doesn't matter. The fact you are not the same ethnicity as them is why they won't accept you. These parents didn't end up sticking to this route, but there are people out there who definitely do and won't budge on it.
Thank you for this K Doc videos an eye opener and an opportunity to foreigners, to be discover, their life, talents, skills and real stories. You're amazing woman.
The trouble will come of they have a hiccup in their marriage (God forbid). I believe this culture believes marriage is a one time thing. He is the eldest son so technically his son is to carry on the bloodline. Most of these Asian cultures just don't believe in mixing and are very traditional. However today's society across the world are becoming more diverse and are loving who they want regardless of race, shape, culture, or color. I wish them happiness.
I don't get why Women are ALWAYS the ones to leave behind her EVERYTHING for a man?? Why not the men? Leaving her home,her parents,her siblings and best friends, her country and her LIFE?!!!
I am not sure the father-in-law was acceptable of his daughter inlaw until he saw his grandchild. Most grandparents are like that. No daughter inlaw or son inlaw is good enough for their son or daughter until a child is born. She's very attractive & talented. It's good all turned out well.
How dare he drag her There and make her afraid and put her in a difficult position , I am glad it worked out ,but I hope she has to stand up for self as well ❤
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I thought her husband was cold at first, but how he comforts his wife as she talks about missing her parents, then carries her on his back made me smile.
its a korean husband thing 😅
Y’all are so quick to judge it’s insane.
She's so lovely..physically and personality wise. He hit the jackpot.
Correct.
She is pretty enough to be a model/actress; and she is a talented artist/writer.
Not just the husband, but his parents also got uber-lucky.
Definitely hit the jackpot she’s so talented
She did not. Why do you think like an old boomer?? "He hit the jackpot??" So machismo. He's ugly. She's pretty. Wtf.
@@ririgala1741 He has first-world country citizenship, that makes him more valuable thatn a good looking guy in her country. Money>looks to adult women.
@@Cxs1a3 you need to change your mindset. I can guarantee you won't be happy in life with this kind of mentality.
To come live in a foreign country and learn the language so fluently, being away from family and praying for acceptance is so hard - so happy his parents are supportive it must mean the world.
Where is she from, I did not understand.
It might have been easier if they moved near her family. I don't hear about a woman's family giving a foreigner son in law hard time due to race, culture, and ethnicity.
@Arun Thomas Thanks
@@shylapollard5165 That's because they want his money. I bet the S Korean guy sends his in laws money every month. Having been to Myanmar, numerous times, I know how the poor Myanmar family is treating him as a cash cow.
Baby is so good.
She is INCREDIBLY sweet and looks like a great mother and wife. And it's really nice seeing him playful enough to carry her. Overall looks like a very nice family to me with loving parents too.
She’s so beautiful and talented,so glad his parents accepted her. Sad to see her missed her mum and dad i am sure she’ll get to see them soon god bless 🙏❤️
No,she's not that beautiful.. thats just her make up
Yeah I find her super pretty
what country she came from?
@@Yojcetvnet Myanmar. Most likely from the Bamar ethnic group in Myanmar, looking at her skin colour and features.
@@RealAlphaMale69 living up to your name
So glad to see that her Father in law accepted her and realised what a wonderful daughter in law she is, his mother was wonderful from the start which must have made things easier, it’s definitely not easy to live in a foreign country away from family but she has the love and support of her lovely husband, her in laws and they have their beautiful baby. They are a gorgeous family.xx
Wow he wasnt only the first son of his father but also the first grandson of their family. The burden was just heavy enough but he stood still and proove his reasons. Such a keeper
I just love how welcoming the mother-in-law is. ❤️
Aww, so beautiful! Shes an angel. What a beautiful family!
She's so pretty and talented and her son is adorable. Lovely family bless them
His wife is gorgeous has a lovely personality. She's also very talented and loves her family. As long as they are happy and love each other. That's all that matters ❤
As a parent I want to tell other parents you can only live one life and that is yours. You can only raise a child once and when they become adults their life belong to them and the good Lord.
You cannot choose who your children love. It’s being narcissistic. You chose your soul love and they are entitled to choose theirs. Love is color, religious, and traditions blind.
*I taught my children to love from the inside out not the outside in.*
I love my blended family, the good , bad, and the challenges that life brings.
Life is short and then you die. Don’t use false control over adult children.
If you do you would drive them away and miss the best part of the rest of your life with family.
*God help us all to love beyond the outward flesh, Amen.*
Very true. This is exactly what my therapist told me when I was crying about my parents guilt tripping and pressuring me. Well written! I hope more people understand this.
I'm really happy to know someone out there is as wise and open-minded like you.
@@Cxs1a3 Traditions have no place in love. Yes it is intolerable for selfish parents to invalidate and devalue another human being because they are not of their culture and skin color. That amounts to blatant hate.
Love and death is color blind and can careless about traditions of men. When death comes for you your high mindedness doesn’t matter if its your time. Likewise when love touches the heart nothing matters and two souls become one. Love is not a culture it is a verb meaning it all about actions.
@@Cxs1a3 Being racist is not a tradition
While I dont disagree with you , in Asian society marrying someone who fits into the family is of paramount importance. I know some who didnt , they became isolated from family and in the long run were resentful that their spouse always stuck out like a sore thumb. In some cases the spouse would challenge and disagree with some norms that some one of their own race would accept. This often led to breakdowns in marriages.
The title made the video seem like it was cold..but there’s so much love in this video.
That lady is so young, beautiful, seems kind and is talented…her husband got lucky!
her dad looks young - thought he was her brother at first
Myanmar people will win soon.
Fighting. God bless you and your family. We love South Korea🇰🇷🇰🇷.
Thank you, South Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇷 for supporting Myanmar people. We will never forget your kindness and support.
That might be right. She looks east asian but that language sounded almost like Bangladeshi.
@@geoffwitt4227 She doesn't look east Asian at all, clearly South-East. But it's not your fault, you don't have much exposure.
@@geoffwitt4227 well, she is truly a Burmese. She have own RUclips channel with teach Korean by Myanmar.
@@Cxs1a3 I agree that she look South East Asian
@@Cxs1a3 East Asian looks like South east asian.
seeing the father in law bragging about his daughter in law feels so nice
I think as long as the husband loves , cares his foreign wife . Don't worry about the parents emotion, slowly by slowly they will understand what count first is the happiness of their son and his family.
its not like that in Asia. we are not only marry to the spouse, but also need a long lifetime engagement with their family too. specially if you are woman.
@@titan619 sounds dreadful
True , this is the right mindet
@@titan619and thays exactly why now the korean birth situation is the lowest on the world women domt want to deal with mother and fsthers in law demands 😂
Glad father in law accepted & lovely family..
I like that young Koreans are breaking the mould and showing all of them people focused on race that we are all God's people.
It's not only about race
but if this gets out of hand there will be no such thing as a korean or any other ethnicity anymore. What a boring world would that be with no diversity. Marrying into your own culture is always the best.
@@개혁자-k5d “what a boring world would that be with no diversity” that exactly what diversity is; when people marry and create families with others from different cultures and ethnicities. Diversity.
Want it or not, the 🌎 is evolving to that direction with everyone mixing up more and more. And I think that’s beautiful. At the end we are all the same; humans being.
@@개혁자-k5d just become some koreans are marrying outside doesnt mean most koreans wont marry other koreans. dont worry your people arent going extinct 😭😭😭😭
@Shalashaska you are right. People are all mixed but that use to be a natural process. The way it is happening now is very unnatural.
I hope Eunjae continues to be the translator. I died at the "*yeh she better than me*". The self thoughts added in are my favourite honestly
The tittle says he doesn’t accept her, but in the video it’s all love and support. They look very happy with her and her with them.
They do that alot, it's just to get more views
@@shanlll but you don’t want if they just act.how can you think like this?
@@sonang7152 huh?
Click bait.. I hate it
Process
My cousin also married a Korean guy too last year and got a daughter together. I heard her husband is a soldier, quite handsome guy like an actor & they live with his mother-in-law too. I don't know how they knew each other since my cousin only studied the Korean language at university in my country, Hopefully they can be on television like this so I can know their whole stories. I'm missing her so much. Hopefully they can come to Malaysia one day and meet us again along with her whole new family
Well it depends your cousin's reIigion, marriage to Korean might not be permitted.
Жесть. Ничего нет хуже,чем жить с родителями. Не позавидуешь. Зачем создавать семью,не имея жилья? Бред
she’s pretty, smart and has a love able personality
I was surprised by how attractive her (the wife's) father was, at his age! He looks so young for his age!
Very very cute couple. Wish them an amazing happy life together💝💝💝💞💞
OMG I thought she was some other Asian girl, but as soon as she spoke Burmese, I was absolutely surprised! She is so beautiful. Korean Wave was so popular in Myanmar before the coup. My aunty who was over 70 years old always watched the Korean dramas before bedtime lol
She is gorgeous damnnnnn
she can be an actress in her country easilyyy
So Sad how she hasn't send her parents and never seen her little family 😢 Don't know how she keeps staying strong. GOOD JOB MAMA
Parents are prob glad that the child looks more Korean too.
The lady is beautiful, the husband is a lucky man.
The fact she comes from a very poor country and poor family, makes her the lucky one. Koreans on avg make literally 10x more than people in her country. You would be right if she was Korean.
She knows how to be treated as a queen
So glad it's a good ending to this story. I think Korean and Japanese society need to "grow up" and be open to foreign brides or grooms. I must say this lady is pretty talented. Able to do cartoons .... she's really talented
Grow up 😂
grow up but now what
korea and japan population is on a decline
@@gamerarchives5874 Korea and Japan had hyper-population not that long ago. They're just "normalizing", you have to look at the big picture, not just the last 10-20 yrs. If you look at the past 50 years, the population growth is actually higher than most African countries. And Africa actually has natural resources and land, unlike Korea, Japan.
Chan Chan is such a superstar, I wish her and her family nothing but happiness 🤗
She is so pretty! And the dad seems very suportive.
Beautiful family, all of them. Sometimes it takes a while to adjust to people especially of different cultures, grandparents are loving and happy they accept the daughter in-law
Their story made me 🥹 such a sweet family. So happy for them.
What a cute baby!
It’s not easy to learn a new language …wow she’s awesome!
This relationship seems perfect.
여자분 생전 처음 보는 사람과 낯선 나라에 처음 적응하며 살았을 생각하니 눈물 날거 같네...... 잘 모르는 분이지만.. 정말 대견하세요.
The dads apprehension is, understandable. Nothing to do with racism. There are genuine concerns. I have a friend who married an American girl, they unfortunately eventually divorced and the lady went back to the US with their child. He sees his son VERY rarely, hardly ever, nowadays.
She’s stunningly beautiful.
The Father-in-law was so happy that the kid is a boy, i bet it'll be a different outcome if they got a girl.
Let's be grateful the outcome was good for the poor wife. Seems war was avoided lol
That's just your inner projection, there was no evidence in the video that he held any of those thoughts, it really speaks to your character more than his
@@Cxs1a3 That's how East Asian societies are. They prefer a boy as the first-born.
I don’t think so
@@Cxs1a3Asia is very pro boy.
It might not be the case but they enjoy the fact that the family name will continue. So they love boys.
Such a beautiful couple!!! Love has no nationality!!! ❤
Her drawings are sooooo cute
I m Filipina married pure Chinese guy. Only I can say the first year of married is not that easy living with old fashion Chinese culture but I prove to my husband family not all pilipino people are wanting to come to US because of citizenship etc. Now, we are married for 16years and the whole family of my husband loves us. We have our own home and they like to come to my house all the time. All I can say is anywhere you go if you love someone prove it. It not easy in the beginning but it the end you will earn it. You treat them right they will treat you with love and respect.
Respect to you dear, so many people ventured on that part and lost but you won in the end because love and understanding kept you in your marriage and above it all almighty God..congratulations and keep winning ♥️
You are both Asians. You understood the importance of family and instead of being offended and outraged, taking him away from them, you worked to win them over. That led to your success. However with non Asians, often they shout Racism, they get offended, expect their partner to breakway from his family and even if he or she does, they end up regretting and feel guilty
Grandchildren are the great equalizer...the parents might dislike their children's spouse bc of race, nationality or class or whatever...once the grandkids come, that all goes out the window
Not always true
It doesn't go out the window at all, it just get pushed to the side, for that brief moment.
So what if the couple is actually childfree?
Children are sometimes rejected sadly.
@@thematrix3663 so many videos on that on youtube. Especially when the grandkids look very different, they dont fit into the extended family and arent accepted.
I love this lovely little family so much. In my Clinton, Chan Chan is not only a good mother but also a great teacher. Honestly, I am proud of her and for those who lives in foreign countries adapting the culture and environment which is not easy for us, including me. 😅😊
She is so beautiful and sweet
Where is she from? I still don’t know
@@destroyerofsimps6574Burmese they said. I'm guessing myanmar
We Myanmar people love her very much.We Love you Mrs.Chan❤🇲🇲
They’re a cute family
OMG! I've seen Chan Chan and her husband on her RUclips channel before. I didn't know they were married. Glad to see you guys happy and doing well. 😊🥰
They also brought over their parents from Myanmar. Apparently, their parents were in danger.
Whats her you tube channel?
This family is so happy and it makes me happy. Also I wish that I knew more about The Korean culture or had some friends
It's sad her father-in-law is bias towards such a beautiful person. She deserves a better treatment from her in-laws. As a Korean-American, it makes me angry to see some Koreans still are ethnocentric. I hope she finds love and peace in God.🙏🇲🇲
Korean-Americans are biased too, don't give me this nonsense that y'all view African American women the same as white women.
@@Cxs1a3 Don't tell me African Americans are not bias. Jesus Christ said that we are all sinners, that includes the people of African decent.
you are allowd to be ethnocentric because most of the world relies on similarities and tribes to survive. the fact that you live in America which is much more diverse than the rest of the world means you are very lucky
@@Cxs1a3 she's not white (the woman in the video) but I agree with you all the same.
@@austinchoi9802 well they really aren’t, since they know what it’s like…
So cute this couple their sweet little one and their parents so cute 🥰
4min 35 seconds. Immediate tears in my eyes. Touches the heart.
Seriously bruh? Those foreigners learn the language and try assimilate as much as they can but you cannot satisfy them no matter what you do. It's not worth even trying for such people, don't go through all that shitty treatment and sacrifices just to be accepted. Frankly speaking I have seen foreigners who didn't gave a shit about the pressure from Koreans and they didn't learn the language just to please them but still were respectful and they at least have their dignity left and got about the same treatment as others who tried.
Disrespectful, learn the language. In asian culture, you don't simply marry the man or woman, you also marry their family. If you don't you will create more distance and more hate fuelled.
@@jinlee2617
I am Chinese; yes, you "marry the family", but respect is a two way street.
Also, your "hate fuelled" is nonsense.
@@maggiechan33 Even if the other party hates you, you don't. That is the nature of human. Folks like you have bitter family if this is the case and will have distant relationship but you don't need to worry cause daughters are married off to men, if foreign white men...more easy for you cause you only live as a couple not including your in laws. But we men have to shoulder the burden so don't speak for us, men and start talking off your arse. You know nothing. Even if I marry a white girl, I will take care of her family too but in your case, if your hubby wants to throw them in care house you can laugh in your heart and rest easy for rest of your life.
Honestly, learning the language of the country you live in is something pretty obvious, even just the basics at first then gradually more and more. Everything else, as you said be respectful of other culture and laws, but respect yourself too.
@@jinlee2617 It's similar when you marry into a Hispanic family.
I'm so happy for her and her happy marriage. Most Burmese guys marry Korean girls during their studies abroad and when bringing them home to live in Myanmar, most couldn't last the marriage because their mothers-in-law were too strict. Most guys were left with kids on their own.
But Myanmar girls did even worse. They have you as a husband while having others at the same time. Besides, the Myanmar men frown on their women being with foreigners. And that affects the foreign guys as well. I hardly see any foreign men with Myanmar wives living in Myanmar. Their marriage won't survive.
@@ALIEN_857 do you live there?
@Mr Wonder everywhere in the world some race is always racist against another race. This show is about 2 lovely couple from different cultures accepting each other and living the life they deserve. Find peace.
God bless this family and all their Endeavors amen
An average family..... dunno why the father think their dna is so special that the 1st son couldn't marry a foreigner. 😓
Such a lovely family❤️
Ah, man. She must have had her son right around the big C started. No wonder her parents haven't seen their grandkid. It's been hard on so many people.
thank god for the guy’s mother because she just needed one ally
As a brazilian I can say that we are more receptive and we accept foreigners because we value the human being more than anything but we also have a disregard for people who don't respect individuality. Altough we are a mosaic in terms of ethnic blending, we have our own culture and social demands.
In asia, some cultures tend to be very conservative and have high expectations. Korea is like this. It's not that they don't see value as a human as a foreigner, it's just they are used to and expect their children to marry Koreans. It's very hard to impress asian in-laws as a foreigner. Also multicultural relationships tend to be very challenging and asian parents know about this. Anyone can fall in love, but cultural barriers are more difficult to overcome than a lot realize. However this is different for places like the Philippines where it may be more like Brazil and more welcoming.
the wife is so pretty md the baby is cute. wish them best of life in the future.
I told my daughters I do not care who you marry; long as they are not abusive!
Lovely story 🙏🏽 blessings
She is so pretty!
Dawg lol the video is nice and it’s great to see how they all get along now
The Korean are very lucky coz whoever there they learn the language and it's very easy for them to interact also
She's so beautiful and perfect 🥺
Oh I just clicked on the video because I was curious about the father-in-law. Turned out I already know this lady. She’s also from where I’m from. She has a RUclips channel where she teaches Korean.
she's so pretty, looks like an actress. Way out of his league lol
@@Cxs1a3 I mean get that bag girl.
She is pretty good at Korean and also fairly pretty. Not sure why would parents not like her.
For some it doesn't matter. The fact you are not the same ethnicity as them is why they won't accept you. These parents didn't end up sticking to this route, but there are people out there who definitely do and won't budge on it.
Simple fact. Harsh but true.. she's squeezing them through their son. Most likely, her son has to send bags of money to her poor parents in Myanmar.
@@ALIEN_857 Based on her past photos, her parents didn't seem like a poor at all.
She's so pretty
Thank you for this K Doc videos an eye opener and an opportunity to foreigners, to be discover, their life, talents, skills and real stories. You're amazing woman.
he only accepts her cause she is fair skinned and gave him a Korean-looking cute grandson lol
True, lmao
sad, lmao
Makes you wonder if the kid was ugly would he be as forgiving. Or born with serious health issues or birth defects.
That is not considered fair-skinned in that region. Maybe in her own region sure, not in the far east.
The trouble will come of they have a hiccup in their marriage (God forbid). I believe this culture believes marriage is a one time thing. He is the eldest son so technically his son is to carry on the bloodline. Most of these Asian cultures just don't believe in mixing and are very traditional. However today's society across the world are becoming more diverse and are loving who they want regardless of race, shape, culture, or color. I wish them happiness.
Such a sweet family.
That's our princess from Myanmar, Chan Chan🥰
Grandma adores Dumpling!
She's sooooo pretty omg
I don't get why Women are ALWAYS the ones to leave behind her EVERYTHING for a man??
Why not the men?
Leaving her home,her parents,her siblings and best friends, her country and her LIFE?!!!
Because SHE CHOSE to. You’re crazy.
Chan Chan is very beautiful.
She’s really a princess
His Myanmar wife is so pretty.
I am not sure the father-in-law was acceptable of his daughter inlaw until he saw his grandchild. Most grandparents are like that. No daughter inlaw or son inlaw is good enough for their son or daughter until a child is born. She's very attractive & talented. It's good all turned out well.
I hope her husband also learn her language
Loved the video same feelings and out look all over the world
dude she looks so similar to Jihyo! gorgeous
same with my father in law.. everything i do is wrong in his eyes thats why my husband is angry to him haha.. so racist lol
Our Teacher Chan❤
Bruh this is the first time i didnt need to read the subtitle of whst she was saying. I understood her language and I'm shook
Whats her language?
@@rodrigoe.gordillo2617 burmese
@@WhatsupSan thanks
How dare he drag her There and make her afraid and put her in a difficult position , I am glad it worked out ,but I hope she has to stand up for self as well ❤
A very sweet story...😍
Proud of Ma Chan
Love from Myanmar
P.s teach your kid Burmese language too
Burmese is a poor country lmao
No need to learn that ugly language
So stupid. Foreigner are humans too. Love is love no matter what. She is a beautiful and talented woman.
She looks like Jiho from Twice.. low key cute.
Very loving couple
The baby is sooooooooo cute