:25:03
...and stood by the road, waiting for him.
:25:05
From that day on,
my father never left my mother again.
:25:27
This is the story
of my father and my mother.
:25:30
This road is a part of their love story.
:25:34
This is a dirt road that leads
to the city from our village.
:25:39
My mother had waited for my father
on this road...
:25:41
...with love and trust, for many years.
:25:45
So she wants to walk this road
with him for the last time.
:25:50
Mr. Mayor?
:25:54
-Who is it?
-It's me, Yusheng.
:26:02
What is the matter, Yusheng?
:26:04
-I need to see you.
-Come in.
:26:06
It's coId out there.
:26:09
How can I heIp you?
:26:12
I've thought it through.
:26:14
-I want to do what my mother wishes.
-Carry him back?
:26:17
It's stiII a probIem, though.
:26:20
We don't have enough men, right?
:26:22
How about hiring some men
from the neighbouring viIIage?
:26:26
Hiring peopIe sounds easy...
:26:30
...but how do we pay them?
:26:32
Just teII me how many men we need.
:26:36
For a short distance, about 10.
:26:40
But this is a Iong trip.
:26:43
I think we need about 16.
:26:45
We need two shifts. That's 32 men.
:26:48
And we'II need others to carry chairs...
:26:51
...so peopIe can rest aIong the way.
:26:55
That comes to about 35, 36 men.
:26:59
How much per person?