New mums keeping traditional Chinese confinement practices alive in Australia
Sue-May Wong gave birth to her third son Zachary in September 2020 Source: SBS
In traditional Chinese culture, women who have just given birth observe a period of confinement, during which there are restrictions on what they can eat and do.
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