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  "tags": [
    "The Grind",
    "Canada",
    "China",
    "fictional",
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  "textContent": "In the first installment of her column, Zhang details how her journey of childhood immigration from China to Canada irreparably fractured her.\n\nThe post Nostalgic Thoughts: in between first and second-generation nostalgia appeared first on The Stanford Daily.",
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