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‘I'm still here, don’t remarry': Documenting the past through 'simple' remittance letters

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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
‘I'm still here, don’t remarry': Documenting the past through 'simple' remittance letters
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A new film titled 'Dear You' highlights the historical significance of 'qiaopi,' or remittance letters, sent by Chinese migrants to their families. These documents served as vital links for financial support and emotional connection across the Chinese diaspora.

A surprise Chinese box-office hit that has been screening in Auckland this month has documented the rich history of remittance letters that migrants once sent to their families back home.

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