Wanting to rant about this for a while but haven't had the time.
Talking about the stereotypical strict Asian family (call out for generalisations all you want but it's a fact this is the majority of Asian families. Ergo it's reasonable) which I'm sure most people are aware of. Common theme being very strict parents who care more about family honour and respect than their own kids.
In Asia racism is fairly common it seems, white people are a completely different species and talking to them or being friends or going out with them is seen as disrespecting your culture. Apparently this is ok though because it's "their culture", reverse the roles with white people though and you'll see how this is racist.
Being gay in an Asian family is a taboo subject and most people will hide it. Again, it's disrespectful to the family because you're denying them grandchildren.
In Asian families it's very common to strictly discipline your child by hitting them, I'm not talking about a slap on the bottom, full strikes to the face. If you do anything wrong it seems you deserved to be disciplined because you have disrespected your parents. Examples would be not doing well in exams or staying past your curfew.
Last but not least oppression. Pretty common one, most Asian families put strict house rules on their kids like not being allowed to go out with friends or doing insane amounts of extra work or not being able to date etc... Kids being made to do lots of housework and cooking too is common.
I have much more to say and I've only described the main issues I personally have with Asian culture. Feel free to discuss and debate this with me.
It seems as though we keep coming back to the same point of respect and honour, but there is no honour or respect in any of these things.