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    The Special Farewell

    Oct 07, 2021 4 minutes
    By Yuan Yuan
    Copyedited by G.P. Wilson

    It was the fear of facing her pet dog’s death that made Wu Tong switch careers in 2015. Her dog, Little Q, named after the movie Quill: The Life of a Guide Dog, was over 9 years old in 2015, an old age for a dog. Thinking of her dog’s approaching death caused Wu to feel anxious. Describing herself as an introvert, Wu said the dog, a cocker spaniel, was the best company she had in the world.

    “She (the dog) likes to stay at home so I don’t want to bury her outside after she passes away,” Wu said while appearing on a TV program in 2018. “I want to keep her at home.” While searching

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