For Christmas Eve, I’d like to share a very special story with you. Here goes:
One of my friends has grown up in Yunnan’s remote countryside. She tells me about her older sister’s birth.
“23 years ago, my mother gave birth to my older sister. When my sister was born, she didn’t move. Everyone thought that she was dead. They put her in some clothes and laid her down on a table. There was nothing like ultrasound in my village, so my mother was surprised when suddenly the pain started again. She lay down once more and I was born. Up until that moment, my parents didn’t know they would have twins. My older sister already hadn’t moved for an hour. When I was born, they put me next to her. Suddenly my sister started to cry. My parents later said that she had been waiting for me.”
This is wishing you happy holidays and for those of you who have to work – 辛苦了 xīnkǔle.
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Oh, my goodness! That is such a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing it.
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It is. It’s such a touching story.
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Wow, now that’s what I call a Christmas miracle. Heartwarming story — and Merry Christmas, R!
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It didn’t exactly happen at Christmas, but I thought it was still worth sharing on that day. Thanks, wishing you Merry Christmas too!
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