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After receiving my doctorate in 2019, I felt that this would be the perfect time to make this trip happen with my parents. They left the Philippines in pursuit of their American dream and like many immigrant families, this meant having one of their kids become a doctor. Though not the kind of doctor they expected, I felt that I helped them achieve their dream and wanted to go back to the motherland with them and celebrate as a way to come full circle on what they originally set out to accomplish.
The world pandemic unfortunately put a pause on that plan as traveling became too risky. 4 years later, my parents shared their desire to move back to the Philippines and build a new home on our ancestral land. With travel restrictions being lifted, this felt like the right time for my homecoming.
Throughout my trip, I got to spend more time in my community - meeting family members for the first time, talking with long-time family friends who shared stories of how my parents were when they were younger, eating native fruits like atis, chico, and lanzones, and being surrounded by my native language which I tried picking up.
In addition, I had the opportunity to travel around the country for a little. Being Ilocano, my family wanted me to see the land of my people and showed me around through Pangasinan, La Union, and Ilocos Sur. My experience instilled a sense of pride of where I came from and showed me the great diversity of our people and land. I also had the opportunity travel on my own and spent time at a surf camp in Siargao, where I spent every day in the beautiful water.
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Yet it was clear from this encounter that because I grew up across the ocean from the motherland, in an environment that was predominantly non-Chinese, the cultural influences that had shaped me were largely American, a fact that this man did not appreciate. I soon realized that despite sharing the heritage of the inhabitants of this country, I was an outsider.
But when your foreignness is obvious, the locals are often sensitive to your foreign ways, respecting any cultural differences and linguistic shortcomings. This seemed to be the case when I studied abroad in Spain and France, where I did not have any clear ancestral ties. My Spanish senora and her husband were patient with my roommates and me as we developed our Spanish skills, and understood that we were not accustomed to eating dinner after 8 pm. There was a mutual awareness of the cultural gaps that existed between us, and on each side, we did our best to accommodate for them.
My situation in China was not unique. A friend of mine who has spent extensive time in Mexico recalled that Mexicans would sometimes look down upon her Mexican-American friends for their imperfect Spanish and for having forgotten their culture, but were appreciative of the fact that she, a pale-skinned American, spoke their language at all and showed interest in their country.
Matador Trips editor Hal Amen also recalled that when lived in South Korea, Koreans would often become upset that his Korean-American friends, who were often assumed to be natives, did not speak the language fluently and were not familiar with the culture.
Thinking more about my experience, I realized a few things about China. When I first visited in 1998, its society was still fairly insular, having emerged only in the 1970s from a decades-long isolation from international engagement. It still would have been difficult for many people to understand why someone who was supposedly Chinese did not speak their language fluently and thought of herself to be of a nationality other than their own.
After a second family visit to China in 2000, I avoided traveling to China. I studied abroad in London, Madrid, and Paris, where I would be free from misgivings about being out of touch with my cultural identity. In Europe, I could be just another foreigner learning about new cultures and picking up new vocabulary, whose American ways would not be questioned. I admired famous works of art, discovered new foods, took siestas in the middle of the afternoon, and conversed in languages I did not grow up with.
But I realize now that I at least deserve to give myself a break, even if the locals will not. I did not make a conscious choice to reject the country, culture, and language of my ancestors. Because I grew up in the United States, it was practically inevitable that English would become my primary language, and that I would become integrated into American life.
Mandarin was essentially my third language, and my classes occurred only weekly, which was inadequate if I wanted to
achieve fluency in a difficult language that requires more years of study than Spanish.
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