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Reading My Own Life

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By Shen Lu
| ChinaFile
A few months ago, a book with a slightly torn ticket on its lilac cover began emerging on my Instagram feed. A small, faint Chinese translation of the title and the author’s last name, Lin, hinted it had something to do with China. I was intrigued because the cover had no trace of red, no stars or dragons, cranes or bamboo that scream CHINA! The Memory Museum, 记忆博物馆, is a collection of nine short stories by New York-based writer M Lin. Some stories felt so real they read like nonfiction.
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Research on the mechanism of agricultural industrial agglomeration’s Impact on rural labour outflow: an empirical analysis based on China’s inter-provincial panel data

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By Shen Lu, Chunyuan Ke
| Taylor & Francis Online
Based on panel data from 2011 to 2022 covering all Chinese provinces except Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and Tibet, this study constructs a multi-weighted, multi-scenario spatial Durbin model to examine the structural stability of the relationship between agricultural industrial agglomeration and rural labour outflow.
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Picking up the Threads

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By Shen Lu
| ChinaFile
On a hot, humid day in mid-May, I joined a group of elderly Chinese immigrant women for a textile workshop at a senior center in my Brooklyn neighborhood, Sunset Park. After I greeted my classmates—a dozen or so gray-haired women from different parts of China and Hong Kong—I settled into a corner of the classroom next to a heap of cloth scraps, strands of thread, and balls of yarn all jumbled together. The workshop’s teacher, my friend Lin Qiqing, handed me a set of embroidery tools.
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