The Unexpected Journey
from Onomatopoeia Hosted by Columbia Journalism School
Summer Xia took the train to Sunset Park on a Saturday to try to talk to Chinese seniors for a story she was working on. However, when she arrived, she found something unexpectedly beautiful and unique and realized that fast-pace life might also need a break.
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