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A Hakka Woman's Singapore Stories (Chinese) cute from nameboards to bells andDr Lee Wei Ling, the scion of Singapores first family, writes about her life as a daughter, doctor and diehard Singaporean. This book gives the public an intimate insight into her profession, relationships, passions and perspectives on life, Singapore, and her loved ones. The chapters are grouped thematically and are capped by an epilogue of six articles which encapsulate the two events that had a major impact on the writer, and resonated deeply with