Author and DEI leader Daisy Hung on tiger mums, British-Chinese invisibility and being a "tourist" in her home country.

It was an offhand comment at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum that sparked the title inspiration for Daisy Hung's first book, 'I am Not a Tourist.'

Curious about why her Asian appearance immediately relegated her to the status of temporary visitor in her home city, she started digging into the British Chinese experience, and the history, stigmas and resilience that surround it.

Daisy is not a tourist. She's a writer, mother and passionate diversity advocate, who shares her triple Asian diaspora experience across three different countries, why she'll never be a "tiger mum" and why now, more than ever, we can't be complacent in the fight for DEI.