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Eileen Chang's aunt, ca. 1940
1media/Eileen_Changs_aunt_ca_1940_thumb.jpg2020-11-13T11:47:41-08:00Curtis Fletcher3225f3b99ebb95ebd811595627293f68f680673e378982Eileen Chang's aunt, ca. 1940. This is my aunt in the late 1940s. When I left China in 1952, she still looked the way I remembered. She will always look the way I remembered. -- "Dui Zhao Ji", p. 076; 张爱玲的姑姑,ca. 1940. "我姑姑,一九四零末叶。我一九五二年离开大陆的时候她也还是这样。在我记忆中也永远是这样“-- 对照记,p. 076plain2020-11-13T11:50:33-08:00Ailing Zhang (Eileen Chang) Papers, 1919-1994, USC Digital LibraryCurtis Fletcher3225f3b99ebb95ebd811595627293f68f680673e
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