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the story from my granduncle #3

My granduncle's early immigrant life in Hong Kong was harsh. Because of his illegal identity, there didn't have many employers who would take a risk to hire him. He had lived in the street or basements. Every day, he had to wake up at 4, working at least 15 hours a day to cover his daily cost. His native language is Cantonese and he has more advantages compared with other new immigrants. Since he had married a native and got a legal identity, his life was getting better. He told me: “ People always saw the glistening from outside, disregarding moans from the inside, blinding the agony in the bottom.”

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My granduncle's early immigrant life in Hong Kong was harsh.

Every day, he had to wake up at 4, working at least 15 hours a day to cover his daily cost.

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the story from my granduncle #3


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My granduncle's early immigrant life in Hong Kong was harsh.


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Because of his illegal identity, there didn't have many employers who would take a risk to hire him.


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He had lived in the street or basements.


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Every day, he had to wake up at 4, working at least 15 hours a day to cover his daily cost.


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His native language is Cantonese and he has more advantages compared with other new immigrants.


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Since he had married a native and got a legal identity, his life was getting better.


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He told me: “ People always saw the glistening from outside, disregarding moans from the inside, blinding the agony in the bottom.”


He told me:, “ People always saw the glistening from outside, disregarding moans from the inside, blinding to the agony inat the bottom.” He told me, “ People always saw the glistening from outside, disregarding moans from the inside, blinding to the agony at the bottom.”

He told me:, “ People always saw the glistening from outside, disregarding moans from the inside, blinding to the agony inat the bottom.” He told me, “ People always saw the glistening from outside, disregarding moans from the inside, blind to the agony at the bottom.”

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