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<strong>Weiling Deng is a scholar of interdisciplinary studies, digital humanities, and global Asias. She earned her PhD in comparative education from UCLA while specializing in gender in modern Chinese history. She is teaching at Champlain College in Vermont.</strong>

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Weiling Deng is a scholar of interdisciplinary studies, digital humanities, and global Asias. She earned her PhD in comparative education from UCLA while specializing in gender in modern Chinese history. She is teaching at Champlain College in Vermont.

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The Chinese Restaurant on Main Street, USA: On Zai Liang’s “From Chinatown to Every Town”