Watching the Prosperous Times for Our Ancestors, the Cute Five-Year-Old Baby Made the Whole Country Cry

#Cub #crosstime and space #postwar reconstruction #tear-jerking healing #historical warmth #patriotic feelings Five-year-old Su Tang accidentally lit a rusty kerosene lamp in her grandmother's old house. As the light flickered, she saw another world - it was the winter of 1948, when the war had just subsided and famine swept across the land. A group of children who had lost their parents huddled in a dilapidated temple. The youngest sister Lin Dongqing was only eight years old, but she had to live with five younger children. Su Tang used chocolate, warm babies, and fairy tale books to accompany them through the cold night. Lin Dongqing taught her what it means to cherish and what it means to be strong. Ten years later, when Su Tang was fifteen, she searched through historical materials and finally found the names of those children. Of the six children, only two survived until the founding of New China. Lin Dongqing died of typhoid fever in the spring of 1949. That night, Su Tang lit the kerosene lamp and cried to the light: "Sister Dongqing, I saw it for you. The country is safe, and the prosperous age is as you wish." From then on, every winter solstice, she would light up the lamp to see the prosperity of the world for those children who could not wait until spring.