Scattered Belongings Discussion with Gregory B Lee, Fu Lian Doble and Jennifer Lee Tsai

Fu Lian Doble

Fu is a Chinese adoptee and the founder of Decolonise East Asian Studies (DEAS). As an adoptee from China, her interests mainly revolve around identity, belonging and nationalism of Chinese adoptees. Fu is a member of CACH-ALL where she has regularly given talks on growing up adopted, birthparent searching and even East Asian makeup! On a personal level, she recently successfully found her birthparents.

Jennifer Lee Tsai

Jennifer Lee Tsai is currently an Artist in Residence at the Bluecoat and an AHRC-funded doctoral candidate in Creative Writing at the University of Liverpool. Her latest poetry pamphlet La Mystérique (2022) is published by Guillemot Press and she also works as a teacher, freelance writer and critic.

Gregory B Lee

As an author, broadcaster and academic, Gregory Lee has been writing and talking about China and "Chinatowns" for the past forty years. He is Founding Professor of Chinese Studies at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. He has lived and worked in France, the USA, mainland China, and Hong Kong. His most recent books are China Imagined: From European Fantasy to Spectacular Power (2018) and the dual-language (Cantonese/English) biographical fiction 第八位中國商人與消失嘅海員/The Eighth Chinese Merchant and the Disappeared Seamen (2022).

This event will have live captioning.