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I bought a one-way ticket to Shanghai, thinking I'd stay for a year. 12 years later, it feels like home.
Graeme Kennedy expected to spend one year in Shanghai. Instead, he built a photography business and found a passion for telling China's food stories.
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A man who initially planned to stay in Shanghai for a year has ended up living there for 12 years. During this time, he transitioned into a career in photography and discovered a passion for documenting China's food culture. He initially intended to stay in Shanghai for a relatively short period but ultimately found a sense of belonging in the city. This unexpected outcome has led to a significant change in his life, with him building a business and pursuing a new passion. The development highlights the potential for people to find new opportunities and passions in unexpected places, leading to a change in their lives that they may not have initially anticipated.
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