A Child Who Likes Fishes written by Leung Ping Kwan (Translation work)

This poem is translated by Shiu-pang Almberg from original Chinese poem ‘A Child Who Likes Fishes’ by Leung Ping Kwan in 2010. The poem interacts with Leung Ping Kwan's artwork Sandrine and Merlin.

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Material Type	Print
Collection	Journeys of Leung Ping Kwan
Source	Shiu-pang Almberg
Note to Copyright	Permission for use in Hong Kong Memory is given by Shiu-pang Almberg
Accession No.	lcs-yasi-0278

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