“My phone is vibrating, telling me: You have a new memory. Here is a stream of pictures collected into an album, all taken somewhere far away. Home is not a place but a string of colours threaded together and knotted at one end.” HomeMemory Book:Magnolia, 木蘭 Source: Magnolia, 木蘭
“It is tiring to be a woman who loves to eat in a society where hunger is something not to be satisfied but controlled. Where a long history of female hunger is associated with shame and madness. The body must be punished for every misstep; for every "indulgence" the balance of control must be restored. To enjoy food as a young woman, to opt out every day from the guilt expected of me, is a radical act, of love.” FoodMemory Book:Tiny Moons: A Year of Eating in Shanghai Source: Tiny Moons: A Year of Eating in Shanghai