DJ Chuang and brother Deef Chuang talk about the life and end of life matters with their Father, giving candid insights through their story as Chinese / Asian Americans - recorded via ustream.tv on 5/25/11
• also see Remembering Bob Chih-Pao Chuang https://djchuang.com/remembering-bob-chih-pao-chuang/

SUMMARY

The two brothers are sharing their experience of losing their father and how it has impacted their lives. They hope to use their experience to help others who may be going through a similar situation.

Their father immigrated to the United States from Taiwan in the early 1970s and gave up his successful career to provide his sons with a better life. He worked in a small restaurant and motel business, and despite the challenges of language and culture, he was a man of strong values, hard work ethic, and integrity.

The youngest son was the primary caregiver for his father in the last two and a half years of his life, as his father's health declined due to a stroke. He reflects on the challenges and rewards of caregiving, and the importance of cherishing loved ones while they are still with you.

The eldest son shares his memories of his father and the impact he has had on his life. He talks about his father's sacrifice in coming to America and his dedication to his family. He also emphasizes the importance of capturing family stories and learning about your heritage.

The brothers acknowledge the challenges of navigating two cultures and the lack of resources available to help them. They hope that by sharing their story, they can help others and raise awareness about the unique experiences of Chinese Americans.

Overall, the video is a touching and personal account of grief, family, and cultural identity. The brothers hope to inspire others to connect with their loved ones and share their stories.