Now that all was said and done, Yeh, as an adult, was grateful for her upbringing because ultimately, she got to make all of her choices on her own.
She didn't have any bad memories from her early years.
Her parents never forced her to sit at the dinner table until she finished her veggies or to stay in the practice room until she learned a passage of music.
Yeh's parents had always stuck to the idea that their cultures were "super cool."
However, they never imposed cultural expectations upon their children.
Now that Yeh had a better understanding of the world around her, she became the person who put the most amount of pressure on herself to carry on these traditions and cultures.
