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Slow Burn Living

clare chai, Lorrie Chan

Deep dives into pop culture from an Asian perspective and the ongoing search for spirituality in fast-paced Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong and Malaysia

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  • clare chai

    I like over-analysing TV dramas, eating prawn crackers, and reading Tolstoy (but not too much).

  • Lorrie Chan

    Raised in Hong Kong, nestling in different cities later in life. Enjoys people watching, and bumbling through places with a camera and a pen. Also an avid homebody who likes old songs, reading and comfy cushions.

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