persimmons,
in China in the past, when mothers couldn't breastfeed their babies.
The babies were fed with mashed persimmons. I have a story on this in
"One Roof, Two Lives."
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Monday, June 20, 2016
Chinese immigrants
In my books, From China to Borneo to Beyond, and World War II, Chinese immigrants were not considered a citizen of Sarawak.
The Brooke Government had made it very clearly the law of ius sanguinis the rule of the blood, you are a Chinese regardless of where you are born.
I found my Father-in-law's entry certificate. He was considered an alien.
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