A Baby's Foot and Chinese Ploma
A literary portrait describes a Chinese mother with a chubby eight month old baby in a village setting. The narrator contrasts Chinese thrift and care with Caucasian stereotypes, observes a working mother and her children, and muses on adopting a child while reflecting on cultural differences and personal biases.
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