Up The Yangtze Page #3
Is she afraid of asking?
No, I don't think she realizes
that she needs to ask.
She should be more hunble
when she's working
in the kitchen.
I think she's a bit shy, though.
She lives by the river
and her family is really poor.
If her family is poor then
she should work even harder.
Oh, this one!
I was wondering what it was.
Yu Shui, what are you doing?
I'm writing some stuff.
Writing your diary?
Yeah, sort of... diary.
I'm worried
and floods our land and house.
I'm worried that my father
can't find a place to move to
and what will he do afterwards?
I miss them every day.
We'll eat as soon as your mother
cooks the winter-melon.
It's still early.
It's not even
- What dynasty is it?
- Ming dynasty!
- Ming dynasty?
- Yes, Ming era!
How much for that one?
Sell it if you like my offer.
Don't be so difficult!
We're moving. The prices
are already the lowest!
There will always be people
who need to make sacrifices.
It's impossible to stop
the building of
because of my own needs.
Sacrificing the little family
for the big family.
If you house will be flooded,
then don't stay here!
I will report to
a higher-level government.
Look, they're fighting
about resettlement again.
You just can't help it.
Go take a look!
We did all the calculations,
signed all the papers,
and had the house demolished.
After all these months,
we still didn't get
the promised compensation.
The Zhan village got 300 yuan,
while we only got
They had people
come and beat us!
What can you say about us
getting beaten up?
They tore down our machines
and threw them on the ground.
It's hard being a human
in China is even more difficult.
China is too hard
for common people.
Some officials are like bandits:
Beating, smashing, robbing...
Even wanting a roof
over our heads is difficult.
When we had to move,
we were dragged and beaten.
No money to bribe the officials,
so they gave us a hard time.
For common people
living day-by-day...
...it's really not easy.
Ladies and gentlemen, you know,
after this dam is finished
the most important thing
is the relocatee.
How about the relocatee?
Would you like to have a look?
This is the new apartment
of the relocatees.
Where is the old house?
The old house
is already underwater.
Ladies and gentlemen,
shall we get off the coach?
If you have
any questions or issues,
you can ask the farmer directly.
I will just do
the job of the interpreter.
In the farmer's house, they have
the refrigerator, colour TV,
air conditioning.
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