Breaking Down Chinese Walls From a Doctors Viewpoint
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His parents called him Lai-fu which means " Happiness is Come, " because they were so happy when they found they had a boy. Outside the fact of his being a boy he brought them little happiness, for it meant one more mouth to feed and they were only poor farm labourers. That was far up in the northern province of Shansi.
They had to work out all day and the baby boy was left in the end of a furrow or any other hollow while his mother hoed the corn and beans. Something went wrong for he grew up w...ith a bent back. They said it was because there was no one to help him when he began to walk but more likely there was something wrong with the food supply.
There was not much to remember in those days but an empty stomach. That seemed to be the most prominent thing in his little life. Some- where in those days his mother did not get enough to eat and she died. Then, after a few years more, a famine came and carried away his father. His name seemed to represent all the happiness they ever obtained in this world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His parents called him Lai-fu which means " Happiness is Come, " because they were so happy when they found they had a boy. Outside the fact of his being a boy he brought them little happiness, for it meant one more mouth to feed and they were only poor farm labourers. That was far up in the northern province of Shansi.
They had to work out all day and the baby boy was left in the end of a furrow or any other hollow while his mother hoed the corn and beans. Something went wrong for he grew up w...ith a bent back. They said it was because there was no one to help him when he began to walk but more likely there was something wrong with the food supply.
There was not much to remember in those days but an empty stomach. That seemed to be the most prominent thing in his little life. Some- where in those days his mother did not get enough to eat and she died. Then, after a few years more, a famine came and carried away his father. His name seemed to represent all the happiness they ever obtained in this world.
What to read after Breaking Down Chinese Walls From a Doctors Viewpoint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliott I Osgood to read onlineMoreLess
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