Q: Which physical things do you bring with you to Princeton to remind you of home?
A: A world map, a photograph of my family and various gifts from my family (including my stuffed cat, Nerf guns and a flying pig).
Q: Which physical items will you take from Princeton back home with you?
A: Princeton souvenirs for family members, but not for friends. I usually take back American candy for my cousins back home because they rarely get the exotic American candy, such as sour slimes, exploding candy or candy necklaces. Those huge lollipops from Ricky's are definitely popular as well.
Q: Has your view of your home community changed since you got to Princeton?
A: In Hong Kong I'm proud that I'm American. In America I'm proud that I'm from Hong Kong.
Q: What would nobody at home guess about your life at Princeton?
A: That I'm considered to represent "Hong Kong" and was even president of the Hong Kong Students Association one year. I believe I told some friends and they thought it was hogwash.
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