'The Interview': Sandra Oh Knows What's Great About Middle Age

《访谈》:孙艺珍深知中年之美

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2025-07-19

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  • From the New York Times, this is The Interview.

  • I'm Lulu Garcia Navarro.

  • One of the most freeing parts of being a woman in middle age is letting go of all the stuff that weighed you down earlier in your life.

  • By this point, we've achieved quite a bit.

  • We've learned quite a bit about who we are.

  • And we've also learned quite a bit about ignoring those who would try and limit us.

  • We're kind of whittling ourselves down to what matters.

  • Actor Sandra Oh knows all about that journey.

  • She's best known for the 10 seasons she spent on Grey's Anatomy,

  • playing the career-defining role of Dr. Christina Yang.