<description>&lt;p&gt;In this episode, I am joined by fellow Taiwanese third culture kids Jessica and Michael, whose parents also used to be diplomats. We talk about the impact of an itinerant upbringing on our identity, education and work environment in Taiwan, and go off on a tangent about how much grades matter.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Note: Some Mandarin words are occasionally used, but the conversation can still be easily followed even if you don't understand Mandarin.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;
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In this episode, I am joined by fellow Taiwanese third culture kids Jessica and Michael, whose parents also used to be diplomats. We talk about the impact of an itinerant upbringing on our identity, education and work environment in Taiwan, and go off on a tangent about how much grades matter.&nbsp;
Note: Some Mandarin words are occasionally used, but the conversation can still be easily followed even if you don't understand Mandarin.&nbsp;
 
Drop me a message!
www.instagram.com/nomadcitizen
stories.nomadicitizen@gmail.com

Stories from a Nomadic Citizen

Itinerant upbringing: Taiwan from the lens of three diplomats' kids

Itinerant upbringing: Taiwan from the lens of three diplomats' kids

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