Cindy Yu Cindy Yu

The rootlessness that haunts the children of immigrants

Edward Wong tries to connect with his Chinese heritage by retracing his father’s military postings before the Great Famine – but finds the country too changed to make comparisons

Edward Wong. [Credit: Tino Tran]

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