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Olivia Liang hopes Kung Fu series combats Asian hate
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Olivia Liang plays a Chinese-American who returns to the U.S. after studying Kung Fu. Photo courtesy of The CW
Nicky Shen (Olivia Liang) brings her Kung Fu training home to her family. Photo courtesy of The CW
Olivia Sheng trained in martial arts for her role on Kung Fu. Photo courtesy of The CW
LOS ANGELES, April 7 (UPI) Olivia Liang, star of The CW s new action-drama
Kung Fu, said she hopes the show encourages empathy for Asian Americans.
The show s Asian cast spoke on a recent Television Critics Association Zoom panel after the Atlanta-area shootings at three massage parlors in which eight people died.
Kung Fu Star Tzi Ma Explains Why This Asian Dad Is Unlike the Others You ve Seen Him Play
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How Kheng Hua Tan Is Dispelling the Tiger Mom Stereotype, From Crazy Rich Asians to Kung Fu TheWrap 1 hr ago
Kheng Hua Tan is thrilled to be playing nuanced roles and breaking stereotypes.
The veteran actress is best known for portraying Kerry Chu in Crazy Rich Asians, the mother of Rachel Chu (Constance Wu). In the film, it s revealed Rachel was conceived from an extramarital affair (the scandal is used to drive a wedge between her and her beau Nick), and that Kerry fled China to America to give birth to Rachel. Kerry comes clean to Rachel in an emotional heart-to-heart and helps her daughter find happiness. It s a far cry from the demanding and unfeeling tiger mom stereotype that s only concerned with academic success.