0:00 - Introduction, moving to New York from Taipei, first experiences living in New York, why her family moved to the United States, the professions her father had in Chinatown.
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8:02 - First arriving to New York and where she lived, going from home to school, working with her mom at the garment factory, the location and details of the factory her mother worked at, how Chinatown has changed.
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18:57 - Confucious Plaza, the reason for moving to Confucius Plaza, describing Confucius Plaza, gangs and violence in Chinatown.
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28:35 - Why her parents stayed in Chinatown, the differences of school in China versus the United States.
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35:25 - Growing up in Chinatown, working in the factory with her mother, the weight her mother used in the factory, the process of using this tool in the factory, what the weight looks like, why her mother kept it.
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41:48 - The importance of the garment factories in Chinatown at the time, how Confucious Plaza has changed, the shareholders meetings, how the communal rooms are used, marches in Chinatown.
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50:53 - The future of Chinatown, changing businesses in Chinatown, the cost of living in Chinatown, how she thinks of Chinatown as home, a shop that serves the three treasures that closed.
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58:09 - Collecting things, going to China to see her family, going to the hometown her mother grew up in and meeting her family.
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70:49 - Showcasing an exhibition on the garment factory workers, the experience of working in a garment factory, other garment factories and photographing the factory.
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82:35 - What she thinks should be in a museum archive, having her elementary school or the museum as a backdrop of her portrait, getting robbed, spending her time volunteering at the museum.
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