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Love for nature maintains bonds between U.S. teacher, Chinese desert-control pioneer
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00:27It brings back memories.
00:30But memories are never lost.
00:33So I remember those days very vividly in my head.
00:38Today I got to hug the tree that we put in the ground.
00:45It's like hugging your own child.
00:48You give birth to the tree.
00:56And you watch it grow.
01:00So you are very proud when your child grows up as a parent.
01:07You always want them to do better.
01:11My trees are doing better.
01:16Your forest.
01:17For China than I ever did.
01:39I've learned that it's respect also.
01:43I think gratitude comes with respect.
01:46The more I get to know her, the more gratitude I have for what she has done.
01:54And that's why I have said from the beginning that she is the hero.
02:12Maybe she is the hero.
02:16Maybe she is the hero.
02:17Tell her her husband's wife.
02:19She is the hero.
02:21No doubt.
02:24Maybe she is the hero.
02:28She is the hero.
02:29My phone number is on my phone, and on my phone number is on my phone.
02:32So we can share together with the world of the world and the world.
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