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Kacey Wong on Chen Shun-Chu

At the time of writing this article, I was in Taiwan and fond memories of my artist friend, Chen Shun-Chu, had resurfaced.

Shun-Chu was soft-spoken, with a gentle smile, squarish face and big, black eyes that are difficult to forget. I had known him for close to 20 years; we met up frequently in Taipei and Hong Kong. We shared similarities and differences in

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