Wild Geese
An NYT article about “Wild Geese” families — South Korean families in which the mother and children live abroad for the kids' education while the father stays in Korea.
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That was my family while I was growing up in Canada. Many Hong Kong families were (and some still are) like this, where one parent (most likely the father) remains behind while the other (mostly the mother) lives abroad with the children.
A variation to this equation is both parents remain behind and the children are sent to live with relatives or at a boarding school.
June 09, 2008 at 06:28:10
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