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'I need to finish my work': Chongyi Feng's return
Chongyi Feng, the Sydney academic who was prevented from leaving China but who returned to Australia on Sunday morning, says he will continue to return to the country to pursue his research.
Jacob Saulwick is City Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald.
Chongyi Feng, the Sydney academic who was prevented from leaving China but who returned to Australia on Sunday morning, says he will continue to return to the country to pursue his research.
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