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The Wind in the Stone Wall: Memories and Vigil of Qimei, South Island
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Afternoon light fell on the stone wall, and the wind carried a slightly salty scent as it passed through the archway. There was no hustle and bustle, no deliberately arranged liveliness, just a quiet wall that had stood guard for a long time. Chen Youbo stood by the wall and said he was the ninth generation. "It's not even three hundred years yet," he said. His ancestors started from Fujian, first to Kinmen, then to Wang'an, and finally settled …
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