Last summer, BC — Before Covid — a friend and I strolled around Canberra’s university precinct, called ‘The China Quarter’ by some locals, to talk some of ANU’s international students, most busy slurping spicy Szechuan dishes, while Hong Kong pop almost –- not quite– drowned out the buzz of conversation.
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