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‘A Lot of Love and Hope’ for Hong Kong: China-Born Gallery Owner on Censorship and the City’s International Art Hub Status

By Robert Thorne

• Oct 8, 2026 • 5 min read

‘A Lot of Love and Hope’ for Hong Kong: China-Born Gallery Owner on Censorship and the City’s International Art Hub Status

Direct Answer • Key Takeaway

“Art Has Always Been a Passion of Mine; Hence, as Cliché as This May Sound – It Felt Like It Was Meant to Be, ” She Says.

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