Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 Emily Yu Zong Reviews Everything Changes Ed. Xianlin Song and Nicolas Jose
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Notes

  • Epigraph:

    “Many Chinese names
    became strange or lost
    in the crossing.
    . . .
    Perhaps the plum will flourish
    on this soil, like the white plum
    in our yard, and transplanted,
    my daughter can recover
    what is lost in translation.
    Perhaps she already has.”

    (Kim Cheng Boey, “Plum Blossom or Quong Tart at the QVB”)

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