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Co Creator: ellis.barrie mikereidchef jeremypang_official
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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 07:02 pm
Thousands of Chinese seamen helped Britain during WWII – but many families in Liverpool were later separated without warning. Jeremy shares the history and how the community adapted through food and culture.

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Comments (18)
corb.co 2 days ago

corb.co

Imagine if Americans tried to pretend colonisation was victimhood

leathersatchel 2 days ago
innitdave 2 days ago

innitdave

Rich psychopaths have always turned the working class of all colours against each other.

jentwrites 3 days ago

jentwrites

@ill.tempered_

jasonpalin 3 days ago

jasonpalin

No Holland the oldest

symmetrybreakfast 3 days ago

symmetrybreakfast

my grandfather was from shanghai and came to liverpool in 1936 as a young sailor. he ultimately became the head of finance/CFO of the blue funnel line/alfred holt merchant shipping company. we don’t know why he wasn’t sent back, but we can only assume because of his position in the company he worked for. a seriously dark time for the community and the families separated

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