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Cindy Hsu is an Emmy Award winning anchor and reporter who has been at CBS 2 News in New York City since 1993.
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Titanic survivor's grandson shares little-known story of Chinese passengers who survived

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By Cindy Hsu 
| KSL.com
NEW YORK CITY — A little-known story of six Chinese passengers who survived the sinking of the Titanic is adding to the legend of the famous shipwreck. While the famous movie depicts Kate Winslet's character, Rose, surviving the tragedy by clinging to floating debris, it was actually Steven Fong's grandfather, Fang Lang, who used a door to stay afloat in the icy water.
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By Maggie Scales , Cindy Hsu 
| The Lexington Observer
About Lexington Observer Local news brings communities together, drives participation in civic life and helps build the informed citizenry required for a thriving democracy. The Lexington Observer is a hyperlocal, digital-first, nonprofit news site covering issues that matter most to people in Lexington, including local government, education, economy, environment and culture.
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Surf therapy offers tranquil setting for those dealing with mental health issues. Here's how it works.

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By Cindy Hsu 
| KIMT-TV (Mason City, IA)
Click here for updates on this story QUEENS, New York (WCBS) -- Some people are hitting the water to deal with mental health issues. In the latest installment in our "Breaking the Stigma" series, CBS News New York's Cindy Hsu went to the beach in the Rockaways to learn more about surf therapy. Gina Jurlando is the founder of "Ride the Tide," which offers a unique setting for surf therapy. "I have been a surfer my whole life.
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