As a child growing up in Kaifeng in central China, Jin Jin was constantly reminded of her unusual heritage.
“We weren’t supposed to eat pork, our graves were different from other people, and we had a mezuza on our door,” said the 25-year-old, referring to the prayer scroll affixed to doorways of Jewish homes.
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As a child growing up in Kaifeng in central China, Jin Jin was constantly reminded of her unusual heritage.
“We weren’t supposed to eat pork, our graves were different from other people, and we had a mezuza on our door,” said the 25-year-old, referring to the prayer scroll affixed to doorways of Jewish homes.
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