Under the Hawthorn Tree Page #3
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Well said.
Sister Jing.
I said I'd visit you in the summer.
Two popsicles
No. it's on me.
What's this money for?
So you don't have to be a field laborer.
Who gave you this money?
Xiping Village.
Who from Xiping Village.?
My family.
I can't take money from your family.
It's really from Sun.
Take it
No, ms fiancee won't be happy
What fiancee
Who told you that?
I overheard your mother saying it.
She said she saw her photograph.
No, that's his sister's picture.
He uses it to fool others
It's a misunderstanding.
Sun Knows you're upset
So he wouldn't let me tell you
that the money is from him.
I have an income.
Take it he cares so much for you
He doesn't want you to get hurt at work.
Just go back and tell him
you couldn't find me.
I'm here!
Why are you always late?
You're exhausted even before training.
Have you bought a uniform yet?
You're the only one without one.
OK, take your position.
Good, let's get started.
Nice serve!
Lin!
What're you doing here?
How long have you been Waiting?
Walnuts.
We make envelopes. 1 cent for every 10.
Your family is worse off than the peasants.
Eldest Brother got doctor-prescribed
supplement coupons.
I got this at a countryside cooperative.
Let me cook for you.
No need. I've already eaten
Lin!
There's money in the bag!
Don't let Auntie wash it!
I saw you playing volleyball at school.
Go buy a uniform.
Don't ruin the image of the team.
I know you're number 5.
Great serve!
Great serve!
We been watching you may
Jing, where's the ball?
Hurry,Jing
Don't let my teacher see you here.
Don't worry, I'm leaving now.
Jing
You look so pretty in the uniform.
Older sister!
Older sister!
A man asked me to give you this.
He also gave me hawthorn berries.
Then a tractor took him away
Was he wearing a blue padded jacket?
He's tall
Don't tell mother.
Why?
Don't ask.
Do you want to eat duck?
Why don't you turn on the light?
Where are the hawthorn berries from?
Fang from Xiping Village brought them to me
I first met you on this day last year.
I thought,
Why does this girl look so sad?
I'm always like this.
Because of your family's political hardship?
My father is a rightist.
He's still in political prison.
My mother is sick.
If I'm sent back to the countryside,
things will be even worse for my family.
Maybe political policies will change
and we won't have to go to the countryside.
That's impossible.
No, it's true.
Even my father will resume work
He asked me to return to the capital
My family wants to introduce a girl
to me for marriage.
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