Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The adults, their parents, were invariably drawn into their enthusiasm albeit in varying degrees. Meilan’s mother, Lucy, ran a hairdressing salon which was the centre of neighbourhood gossip and news exchange. She was immensely proud of Meilan , her only daughter, her pride and job – a constant subject matter with her customers, regular and otherwise. Feizai’s parents were caught up in their own worries as Feizai’s father, feared losing his job at the dockyard. But their concerns were lost on Feizai, naturally cheerful by disposition. He was overweight by common standards then but he was as nimble and flexible as anyone half his size having been a wushu student since young. Xiaoqiang, his neighbour and confidante, was the only one not part of the parade at the time of the story because of his hearing disability. His parents felt sorry for their son and told him they would take him to see the parade on the day itself as a consolation."@en }
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- The_Day_It_Rained_on_Our_Parade shortsummary "The adults, their parents, were invariably drawn into their enthusiasm albeit in varying degrees. Meilan’s mother, Lucy, ran a hairdressing salon which was the centre of neighbourhood gossip and news exchange. She was immensely proud of Meilan , her only daughter, her pride and job – a constant subject matter with her customers, regular and otherwise. Feizai’s parents were caught up in their own worries as Feizai’s father, feared losing his job at the dockyard. But their concerns were lost on Feizai, naturally cheerful by disposition. He was overweight by common standards then but he was as nimble and flexible as anyone half his size having been a wushu student since young. Xiaoqiang, his neighbour and confidante, was the only one not part of the parade at the time of the story because of his hearing disability. His parents felt sorry for their son and told him they would take him to see the parade on the day itself as a consolation.".