Radio host finds home in B.C. after release from Hong Kong prison
He described the sense of familiarity that struck him in a Hong Kong-style café on Vancouver’s Cambie Street — the smell of baked pork chops on rice, the background noise of people joking in Cantonese.
“I hear people chatting in Cantonese no matter where I go, especially in Richmond and Burnaby’s food courts where they say ‘hey’ after recognizing me,” Wan said in an interview in Mandarin, in which he is also fluent.B.C. health minister promises changes in Surrey “Now I am here to tell the world about their stories to remind people that they cannot be forgotten,” he said.
“Now I feel grateful to live here freely, to have the freedom to do whatever I want, and spend time with my family.”
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