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but had to borrow them from her teacher. In days of impoverishment, this was the only way to get the exercises as they were not available on market. It was under this lamp that Zhuo knitted sweaters and woollen underwear for the children [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and supervised her son as he practised writing Chinese characters. "Our mother always thought her main job was to take good care of the family and not let us distract our father," Deng Lin said. Besides their own five children, Zhuo looked after her elder sister's children, and Deng's younger sister and her children, who all lived under Deng's roof. "Our mother's influence on us was unconscious [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," Deng Rong said. "Not only in the way we thought, but in choosing the paths of our lives." The couple gave generously. In 1992, when the China Youth Development Foundation campaigned for the charitable Hope Project, "an old Communist Party member" donated 5 [link widoczny dla zalogowanych],000 yuan (732 U.S. dollars). The "Party member" was later confirmed to be Deng Xiaoping and his wife Zhuo Lin. "Mother raised the idea first," Deng Nan said. "She was also the one who took care of it." Zhuo's donations to charity never stopped, even after Deng's death. On May 15, 2008, three days
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