@brotherdragon89: Do promises expire? Not in China. In 1947, during the War of Liberation, which was the last chapter in the Chinese civil war, a villager put his trust in the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and their cause. Seeing the passing soldiers hungry, he offered them his grain. The revolutionaries never accepted freebies because they knew the dire situation of the farmers and workers who supported them. Every donation or purchase came with a loan voucher, that could be cashed in at a later time. The man, Ding Wanmin, never redeemed his. And for 79 years, the promise of paying back his contribution was not fulfilled, until June 2026. When the local government in Anhui Province received the voucher, they decided to honor the promise made before the foundation of the People's Republic of China and paid the Ding family over 10,000 dollars. For the grain, for the significance of this historical paper and more importantly, for the trust the grandfather had put in the cause that built this country. Countless people like Ding put their faith in the cause of the Chinese revolutionaries and helped in every possible. Their trust built this country, and China growing by leaps and bounds since 1949 is the ultimate proof. #chinatiktok #communism #forthepeople #governance #integritymatters

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