by Adam Hureau Many adoptees want to explore their heritage China has always had a special place in my family. In 2002, my parents came home from China with my sister. Ever since she came …
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I was born in 1960 when China was a firm part of the Soviet coalition which had engaged the United States in an epic ideological and strategic rivalry called the Cold War. When I was …
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The first time I visited China was when I studied and interned in Shanghai during the summer of 2019. I vividly remember observing young boys buying Mao’s Red Army hats from street vendors using WeChat Pay. When commuting to and from work, I was struck by the efficiency and cleanliness of the subway and bus systems.