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With Hong Kong facing a shortage of burial space, some families are considering more novel ways of remembering those who have passed. As part of our Hong Kong Humans series, Sophie Li speaks to Zimon Chow, who specialises in embedding the ashes of relatives’ loved ones in memorial glasswork and jewellery.
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Sophie Li is completing a masters of journalism at the University of Hong Kong. She worked at Pear Video as a video producer intern for 18 months during her undergraduate studies. Li has a passion for video news production and has covered human stories both in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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