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…are not really important or well-established discipline in China. It’s just an emerging area for us field researchers and I often find that it’s very hard to explain to people when I wrote a paper, I can explain to them when the paper is published, when it’s already out then I can say now you can see it’s a research instead of my personal interest in pastime activity.

Hugh: Ok, look we should probably wrap it up there but thank you so much for that, I really appreciate it.

Tingting: Thank you, Hugh, for having me!

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…that their grandmother has one and uses it to sew. The grandmother had found it at a garage sale and still uses it today. I’m like, that same machine was in a glass box in the history section of a games convention and your grandma is using it to do her sewing pattern.

Mahli-Ann: It’s amazing.

Stephanie: It’s so amazing, I love that story.

Mahli-Ann: It’s brilliant. So, I also wanted to discuss, but in your thesis, you do make a move from – I guess, girls studies to girlhood studies? And also, I guess, thinking…

…that I am interesting in exposing.

Mahli-Ann: Or that it doesn’t exist in the ways that we conceptualise it to be.

Brendan: Yeah, exactly. Yeah and the way we conceptualise it as, I guess, this exclusively commercial space of activity doesn’t exist, it can’t exist as just the way we often think about it. “We” being, I don’t know, “we” is kind of a straw man there. But I guess the way, I guess, popular discourses and policy and the industry itself frame it as existing obscures a whole lot of labour and identities and activities…