Author: Sartuya
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2002-07-01
Features: In the early 1960s, the lives of three thousand Shanghai orphans were threatened by hunger. Under the kind care of Premier Zhou Enlai, the central government decided to send the orphans to be adopted by Mongolian compatriots. Over four decades, the orphans grew up, went to school, worked, married, and started families, fully integrating into the lives and customs of the Mongolian people. The novel artistically, truthfully, and vividly recreates the difficult journey of the orphans' growth.
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