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✓ Published: 28-Feb-2017
✓ Published: 28-Feb-2017
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79-year-old Fang Ruzhen immigrated to Auckland to help raise her grandchildren. Fifteen years on English is still a foreign language, but she has found community with other elderly Chinese expats on her weekly bus rides to the Asian supermarkets of East Auckland.nnAotearoa is home for these grandparents, even though their sense of belonging remains elusive in a country that is both familiar and foreign.nnOur 3-minute documentary East Meets East has been generously supported by the Loading Docs i
79-year-old Fang Ruzhen immigrated to Auckland to help raise her grandchildren. Fifteen years on English is still a foreign language, but she has found community with other elderly Chinese expats on her weekly bus rides to the Asian supermarkets of East Auckland.nnAotearoa is home for these grandparents, even though their sense of belonging remains elusive in a country that is both familiar and foreign.nnOur 3-minute documentary East Meets East has been generously supported by the Loading Docs i
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