WuQing Hipsh: my names as a Chinese adoptee growing up in New York City

That's My Name
04/08/2022 20 min Temporada 2 Episodio 4

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Episode Synopsis

In this episode, listen to WuQing Hipsh share her story of how she chose to be known by her birth name, WuQing, aged just 2.5 years old, after being adopted from China as a baby, growing up in New York, the meanings behind her names, and the history behind her surname, Hipsh.

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