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Here comes a vlog from our first experience celebrating Eid in the neighbouring village. My husband and I don't have much experience from Hui culture or Muslim culture, so when a friend invited us we were happy to go, and she was happy to introduce a little bit of her culture and her tradition. I do not have a lot of knowledge of Islam, and if I have done mistakes in the translation, I do apologise. When writing the subtitles, I was asking my friend for a lot of advice, and I have also done a lot of googling to try to make the best translation - but there might still be mistakes. Translating between languages is hard in itself, and when there are more languages involved that neither party speaks (Arabic) it is even more difficult. I have done my best, but if you notice mistakes, please feel free to write a comment!
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My name is Miriam Follin. I’m a Swedish woman who has been living in-between Sweden and China since 2015. In 2017 I married my husband Yonghong, and we have since had two baby boys. In my videos I share life, culture and tradition (including food!) from China's countryside.
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