Song stuck in head
I have a humming tune stuck in my head that I believe is from a kids movie??., and I think it’s in a sad scene but it goes like this
I have a humming tune stuck in my head that I believe is from a kids movie??., and I think it’s in a sad scene but it goes like this
I’m creating a story of 3 characters, 1 of which is Dante who is half Taiwan. I’m specifically starting to write his mother’s story of being a Taiwanese woman who grew up most of her life in Taiwan before moving to Australia. Originally I named her Janine Oh and then realised that’s not a cultural accurate name at all so I’m currently editing that but I’ll be referring to her as J. I’m also having issues giving her a cultural name and same with her 2 other sisters and parents. But I’m worried about giving them ‘stereotypical’ names. I’ve been researching mandarin names and how naming works in Chinese/Mandarin countries. Family name, Generational Name, and then Given Name. (Pls correct me if I’m wrong!)What are some factors I should take into consideration as making her? What is it like growing up in Taiwan (she was born in the 1970s if that helps), is it strict? I’ve done research that alot of people are Buddhism and Taoism, is that religion strict? Just anything I’d need to know as a white person when writing her?:)
I’m making a story and some of the characters are from Taiwan, specifically one of the main characters mum and the mums 2 sisters. I’m not sure if I should give them Taiwanese names or English names considering the mum now lives in Australia. I’ve named her Janine for now, but her sisters I have no idea. I don’t know if I should give them Taiwan names and if I do, what names? I’m an only English speaker and I don’t want to pick common and stereotypical Asian names like Mei or Ling. Can someone please help?