Holding the Line for a Hundred-Year Wish
When the phone rang, I was resting on the sofa. That afternoon, I’d helped my neighbor, Old Zhang, carry two bags of cement. Twenty years ago, two bags would have been nothing. But I can't do it anymore; my chest felt tight as soon as I finished, and I had to lie down for half an hour just to catch my breath.
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