Imarried my wife in 1946. I was 19 years old then and my wife Shao Chunrong was 22. The second year after we got married the Kuomintang army was forcibly recruiting able-bodied men. I ran away from home to avoid being...Imarried my wife in 1946. I was 19 years old then and my wife Shao Chunrong was 22. The second year after we got married the Kuomintang army was forcibly recruiting able-bodied men. I ran away from home to avoid being forced to join. For two years I wandered the country; Chunrong was left alone at home to make a living selling pancakes. In 1951 I got a job as a teacher, and soon was sent to the Linjiang Middle School in Jilin Province, far away from my home. Chunrong again waited in peace for me,展开更多
Volunteers provide help to earthquake survivors and get something in return Li Xupeng had prepared himself for poor conditions when he went to Mianchi, a town in Sichuan
URING the Spring Festival last year, when most Chinese people were enjoying family reunions in their warm, brightly-lit homes, ten children were marching with heavy backpacks in freezing weather in the remote forest a...URING the Spring Festival last year, when most Chinese people were enjoying family reunions in their warm, brightly-lit homes, ten children were marching with heavy backpacks in freezing weather in the remote forest areas of Heilongjiang Province in northeast China.展开更多
文摘Imarried my wife in 1946. I was 19 years old then and my wife Shao Chunrong was 22. The second year after we got married the Kuomintang army was forcibly recruiting able-bodied men. I ran away from home to avoid being forced to join. For two years I wandered the country; Chunrong was left alone at home to make a living selling pancakes. In 1951 I got a job as a teacher, and soon was sent to the Linjiang Middle School in Jilin Province, far away from my home. Chunrong again waited in peace for me,
文摘Volunteers provide help to earthquake survivors and get something in return Li Xupeng had prepared himself for poor conditions when he went to Mianchi, a town in Sichuan
文摘URING the Spring Festival last year, when most Chinese people were enjoying family reunions in their warm, brightly-lit homes, ten children were marching with heavy backpacks in freezing weather in the remote forest areas of Heilongjiang Province in northeast China.
