A person can go through a lot of things in their whole life, sad, happy, risky, and so on. And each experience is different and valuable.
In this interview, I interviewed my great grandmother. She was born in 1933. The motherland grew up with her as a witness personal. She was a landlord’s daughter. In 1937, the war of Resistance against
When my great grandmother was about 5 or 6, the Japanese enemy came to her village. My great grandmother and her family hid in the forest of a mountain. They saw that the Japanese enemies burned the farm tools and houses, stole everything that was worth anything and killed the fowl to eat. In the evening, they dared to go to their village. On the second day, they did the same thing, except they brought some food, but it was not enough. My great grandmother said, thanks to the Communist Party and Mao Zedong. In 1945, the Japanese soldiers surrendered. And from 1946-1949, the civil war of
Everyone’s whole life may meet something interesting, something risky. (People whose lives do not go through the setbacks, will only become the flowers in the green house)[This is an extra.]
Writer: Qiwen Huang
The war brought tears and pain to everyone who experienced it. For your great grandmother, it is really hard time in the war, but luckily, she gets a better life now.
ReplyDeleteLucille
I heard from my grandmother about the war, too. She was in Beijing at that time.
ReplyDelete--Lucy