Telling his son that the letter and money from Yunduan arrived safely; gives advice, "Be calm when you run into problems and don't make hasty decisions"; tells of business prospects in starting a warehouse business.
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Related Item: San Francisco's Chinatown - Business and Politics; Ethnic Studies Library; Letters from Zhou Dao-zhen to his son Linwei and his brother Weupei
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AAS ARC 2000/16: fol. 6: A ark:/13030/hb2f59n52q cic_cubanc_47_1_00052838
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