Sheri Martin is a researcher at the National Bureau of Asian Research in Seattle, Washington. She received her master’s degree in political science from Johns-Hopkins University SAIS program. Before moving to the Northwest, she lived in Beijing and Nanjing and contributed to the Insider’s Guide to Beijing.
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