The first time I met Xiao Cui,
she was white-haired and looked as if she were about to kneel before me.
Then she said that Miss had told her there were no slaves in New China.
I thought she was mentally ill,
after all, many of the elderly people in this sanatorium had already lost their wits.
The last time I saw Xiao Cui,
she looked young and innocent.
As she knelt on the ground, crying and kowtowing to me,
I took her hand.
“New China has no slaves.”