American Born Chinese (on Disney+) is very much not what you might expect at first glance. It looks like the typical Disney comedy about a Chinese kid dealing with high school life and the everyday racism that permeates it. And it is, sort of, especially as the kid's father (with a past...) also experiences this. The kid even gets paired up with the new Chinese student at school, because they're both Chinese....
Did I mention that the new kid is the son of the Monkey King?
And at that point we explode into something quite wonderful. It's part high-school comedy, part action adventure, part middled aged love allegory. It has an excellent, mostly Asian cast including Michelle Yeoh, Daniel Wu, Ronnie Chieng, Stephanie Hsu and Ke Huy Quan - basically, the core cast of Everything Everywhere All at Once. James Hong even turns up as the Jade Emperor! The young actor, Ben Wang is excellent as the protagonist, Jin - with a properly mastered world weary 'I really don't know why this is happening to me' look most of the time.
The show is also very aware of it's roots. For most of the dialogue between Chinese characters, it's spoken in what I assume is Mandarin and then subtitled.
Oh, and there is an entire episode that is, essentially, done in the style of the 'Monkey' show many of us will remember from BBC2 as kids.
I heartily recommend it - after all, 'What could go wong?'*
* Watch the show!