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Colonial-era urban planning gave Qingdao its uniqueness and modernity, but exclusivity and zoning were all part of the plan. Lei Song, a PhD researcher exploring the city’s layered past and personal reflections, grapples with how its colonial legacies resonate still and shape both identity and memory.
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