:19:00
However, with a million refugees
from China in Hong Kong now,
:19:04
and more arriving each day, it is like
looking for a needle in a haystack.
:19:06
And more arriving each day, it is like
looking for a needle in a haystack.
:19:08
Why do they leave China?
What can they expect to find here?
:19:12
- A home.
- Their home is China.
:19:15
We'll mend her bones, make her well enough
to send back into the streets to starve.
:19:20
Oh, no. Not Oh-No.
Someone will give her a home.
:19:24
Dr Han, Mr Palmer-Jones
would like to speak with you.
:19:29
Thank you.
:19:30
Who will in Hong Kong give her a home?
:19:33
- Or any of the others like her?
- Oh, you can't tell.
:19:36
I might adopt her myself.
:19:39
- Good morning, Mr Palmer-Jones.
- Dr Han.
:19:41
My wife says that nobody has
been near her this morning.
:19:44
I'm sorry. I suppose we are late. The wards
are so crowded, we haven't caught up yet.
:19:49
- Do you visit the wards first?
- As a rule.
:19:52
I see. Well, would you, as a rule,
be so kind as to look in on my wife first?
:19:57
Patience is not one of her virtues.
:19:59
- I'll go in and see her now.
- Thank you.
:20:15
Good morning, Mrs Palmer-Jones.
:20:17
Oh! Oh, I certainly am glad
to see you, Dr Han.
:20:20
The person who brought my breakfast
didn't speak one word of English.
:20:24
Was it a nice breakfast?
:20:26
The only thing that was hot
was the orange juice.
:20:30
I'll have your tray removed.
:20:40
- Ah, the arm looks better.
- Doesn't feel better.
:20:44
There's hardly any swelling left.
:20:46
Imagine being bitten by
a centipede in this day and age.
:20:49
- Is so undignified.
- And painful.
:20:53
I can give you one cheerful bit of news.
:20:55
- Oh?
- You may go home tomorrow.
:20:57
Oh, no, no, I can't. I can't possibly.
:20:59
My living room is being painted
and it won't be dry for a week.