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I was that small I used a face flannel as a nappy. We had no money, so my mum, Myra, dad, John original name Tun Shing , sister, Oilen, and brother, Kwoklyn, lived in a static caravan on the outskirts of Leicester. I was a few months old when we moved into a council house. It was rare to see an Asian man and white woman together when my parents fell in love. They went through years of persecution and harassment. My father moved to England at Mum and Dad met in Southampton. Our house has always been non-judgmental because of what my parents had to go through.
It made us more accepting of everyone around us. Growing up without much money made me more ambitious. We always had the family restaurant, even though we had no cash, and my parents worked seven days a week. Share this article via facebook Share this article via twitter Share this article via messenger Share this with Share this article via email Share this article via flipboard Copy link.
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