Chinese Restaurants: Israel (complete episode)

Haifa’s Yan Yan Restaurant was established by Chinese-Vietnamese refugee Kien Wong. Wong is a devout Christian who evangelizes Chinese migrant workers and expatriates. His children, meanwhile, variously negotiate their complex identities as Christian Chinese Israelis in a Jewish homeland surrounded by Arab states, rocked by Palestinian uprisings and steeped in religious orthodoxy - in a country where religion and ethnic identity are powerful sources of tension as well as solace.

[@jackiechen6171]

I have shared this with my friends....................

[@lulindearlove8902]

I enjoyed this episode

[@dchan415]

Thanks for taking us on this journey

[@cheukkwan]

Our pleasure!

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[@curiocity6473]

Chineseism 😂 first time I hear tht phrase. I learn something new everyday

[@prettypurple7175]

WOW////

[@plootow1622]

I wonder why Dao's father chose Israel when he qualified (served in the south Vietnam army) to settle in the US?

[@cheukkwan]

I don't think he qualified. In any case, they fled and ended up in a Philippines refugee camp

[@cherylcogan3542]

he said in the video why not, they were rescued by an Israeli ship (never got to Philippines or anywhere else, just the sea, as you can see the pictures in the video, then Israel) and then he explained in the video why he decided to stay on in Israel.
Not connected to your question: All three of Cee's children are now past army age, this is a very old video, Nee's children are also approximately the same age as Cee's

[@curiocity6473]

To spread Christianity to the other Chinese in Israel. He said so after 13yrs only he knw his reason.

[@prettypurple7175]

ISRAEL////