Midsummer Snow: The Injustice to Dou Er

An old Chinese drama about injustice is as compelling today as when it was written.
Midsummer Snow: The Injustice to Dou Er
On July 13th, 2001, there was a snow fall in Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. The snow continued on and off for two days. By June 15, the snow on the ground was as high as one foot. Screenshot from China's state-run Central TV station
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On July 13th, 2001, there was a snow fall in Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. The snow continued on and off for two days. By June 15, the snow on the ground was as high as one foot. (Screenshot from China's state-run Central TV station)
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