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From Guangdong to Goulburn
Food, Place, Recess Aidan Elwig Pollock 8/25/23 Food, Place, Recess Aidan Elwig Pollock 8/25/23

From Guangdong to Goulburn

There is perhaps one thing that unites every Australian town — an institution that has been embedded in our national story since the 18th century: the Australian-Chinese restaurant.

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China post-pandemic
Place Abbey Yu 4/19/23 Place Abbey Yu 4/19/23

China post-pandemic

Recording a city can go beyond your standard photos of landmark buildings.

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Why is Chinese popular music so sad?
Music Lizzy Kwok 11/16/22 Music Lizzy Kwok 11/16/22

Why is Chinese popular music so sad?

Themes of loneliness, heartbreak, and loss are commonplace, but for some reason they felt more sorrowful and melancholic than their English-language counterparts.

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