BEIJING — There may not be any Chinese players at this year’s World Cup, but China has found its own soccer hero: Norwegian striker Erling Haaland. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. The 6-foot-4 Manchester City star is a sensation on Chinese social media, where fans affectionately refer to him as “Ha Bao,” which translates to…

I feel regret forgetting about Bao (directed by Domee Shi, who would later direct Turning Red) because it's actually one of the best shorts Pixar ever had.

Without giving too much away for those who haven't seen this short, the film is about a mother and her son, and the struggles that come as he grows and wants to do his own things while the mom wants him to stay in her life. And yes, there's also a divide in tradition and culture vs going against it/chosing the modern that ties into the conflict.

But it highlights why mother and son relationships are different than father and son relationships. Mothers are usually the nurturers (though some moms have had to take up the workload of two parents in real life), and they want what's best for us, even if we don't see eye to eye. And ironically, its the dad who plays a crucial role in this story that you think would normally be suited for the mom.

Bao and Margarita at Lager 11 (foodcourt)

-Taste:

Bao: 7.5/10, Texture combination of noodles and meat with the bread was amazing, but I did struggle rationing there to be enough meat for every bite and bread was a little dry but dont let that take away from the absolute deliciousness that you overall get

Margarita: 4/10 My first time trying a margarita, just not my type of alcoholic beverage, but there is a very strong limey taste for those who like that. I thought the salt on the rim would help but it did not improve the experience fore personally

-Vibe: 9/10 Always wonderful atmosphere here, with nice lights and each stand has its own well crafted aesthetic.

How many calories in beautiful evening spent with friends