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If, after 60 years, most of the classmates still remember each other and love their teachers, there must be something very special about the class and their teachers. We had 35 classmates in 1953. Of them, 6 have passed away, 9 do not have known addresses, but 17, including me, came to this class reunion. We came for each other, and for our beloved teachers: Mr. and Mrs. Ying. Fuzhou has certainly developed and expanded a lot. Streets are overcrowded, like everywhere else, but buses are running, and senior citizens get to ride free. The two relatives I met both have good jobs, good housing, and good cars. My childhood friend Mr. Pan has none of them, though, but he was satisfied with the one-person subsidized apartment unit that was recently allotted to him. These are the changes for the better, and I wish my former classmates and everyone else will continue to get better and do better. |
如同其他城市一样,福州城发展极快。街道仍然拥挤,因为人太多。但公共交通很不错,70岁以上老人坐车还不要钱。我认识的两个亲戚都是社会的精英。他们有好工作,好房子,好汽车,日子过得十分潇洒。我的小学同学潘健飞什么都没有,但他也分到一套“廉租房”,有一房一厅一厕一厨。比起三四十年前的处境,他已经够满意了。 愿中国社会越变越好。愿我的老同学们和他们的家人,以及所有的中国人,日子过得越来越潇洒。 |
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class reunion
同学会
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visiting with
Eldest Sister 看望大姐一家人
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coming home to
Shima 回石码
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