I remember my first day of school, unable to speak a single word of English or French in a bilingual province. It was isolating, confusing—and character-building. While many of my classmates connected over shared pop culture and schoolyard slang, I had to navigate the world as an outsider, learning to find strength in difference.
One memory that never fades: lunchtime. My classmates would trade snacks—Lunchables, fruit roll-ups, peanut butter sandwiches—while I’d unwrap the homemade Chinese meals my mom lovingly packed. The aroma, the flavors… they were a part of me. But to others, they were “weird,” “gross,” or “too smelly.” The looks, the whispers—it was clear my culture wasn’t understood, and definitely not celebrated.
Still, at home, our culture remained strong. My parents made sure of it. We weren’t allowed to speak English at family gatherings—only Cantonese. If we slipped, they’d gently correct us: “Sorry, say that again in Chinese?” At the time, I didn’t fully understand it, but now I’m grateful. They were protecting our roots, teaching us resilience, and reminding us that while we might be minorities, we are never less.
It’s a brand born from cultural pride, from embracing the fierce beauty of identity, and from refusing to shrink in spaces that weren’t made for us.
I was born in the Year of the Dragon—and in Chinese culture, the dragon isn’t just a mythical creature. It’s a symbol of strength, power, good luck, and boldness. A dragon doesn’t apologize for being majestic. Neither should you.
At KNg Dynasty, we don’t just wear our culture—we live it, honor it, and share it with the world.
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We invite you to be part of the KNg Dynasty movement. Wear your roots. Own your fierceness. Celebrate who you were created to be.
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