“To forget one's ancestor's is to be a brook without a source, a tree without root”~ Chinese Proverb
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- Yoli
- I was a fencer for many years, then late in life I would become a mother. Parenting in the middle ages never occured to me. It has turned out to be my greatest joy.
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7 comments:
Glad to have you back with your special wit and beauty! Thank you.
Thanks, Yoli, definitely something to keep in mind always.
Very true words and something we can easily forget to give appreciation and attention to.
That is indeed very important to us Chinese. Thanks dear Yoli for sharing this.
Agree with the quote, and never more so than during our recent trip through China, when we walked the paths shaped by history and time...
Great words! Thank you for sharing!
very very true. thats what i love about asian culture....how we have such RICH and deep family roots...its always beautiful to surround yourself in things you have come from :-)
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