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Alison Wong, the Chinese voice from New Zealand.
[1 Oct 2010 | No Comment | 69 views]

Originally published on Rue89 -09/27/2010 -

The gold rush in California and Australia has generated significant Chinese migrations. Quite unknown are the migrations fom the Canton area to the “New Gold Mountain”, New Zealand, which began around 1866. Limited numbers since in the 1890s, a maximum of 5000 Chinese (including nine women!) Inhabited the country. Among them, the great grandfather of Alison Wong; with ” As the Earth Turns Silver” she has just published a… Lire la suite

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