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64 years old, Mr. Qi Laolao in Hanyang town, Yongji city (Shanxi province, China) has not yet married. He lives alone to look after his 84-year-old mother since his father died 10 years ago.

Touching: Chinese 64-yr-old man taking care of his 80-yr-old mom

Mr. LaoLao brings his mother home on a hand-pulled riskshaw. The 84-yrs-old mother has just finished selling goose eggs at the market.

Mr. LaoLao brings his mother home on a hand-pulled riskshaw.

Mr. Qi greets his acquaintance on the way home, who praises him as filial son.

Qi’s mother feeding goose

She puts eggs carefully into a plastic container. She will sell these eggs at the next market.

At the age of 84, she is still very healthy, washing clothes by herself.

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