Inclusive Hong Kong (English Version)：We, multiracial

Kim Jeeyun is a South Korean who studied photography in New York. She later married her husband from Hunan and settled in Hong Kong. She has been living in the city for sixteen years now and has three sons. Being part of a multicultural milieu herself, she has been capturing the beautiful bond between mothers and sons in this inclusive environment through her camera lens. She even organised photography exhibitions centred around this theme.

She has captured the story of a mother of mixed Bulgarian and Chinese lineage with her "blonde daughter", and an Indonesian mother with her "brown son". Behind each family bond is a unique story of integration. How do Jeeyun, her family, and the subjects in the photos perceive themselves in such diverse families?

As a South Korean, how does she communicate with her Chinese spouse? How does Wilfred, her 15-year-old "mixed-race" son growing up in Hong Kong, perceive his life here?

In this episode, our host Omme Kulsoom, along with Wilfred and his classmate Riccardo, will have a chill chat about all of this.