The Comic Book Destroyed by Grandfather
<p>I remember my grandfather telling fascinating stories about Ma Fada, which my mother later revealed was a Spanish comic book called "Dolls Around the World" that my grandfather had brought back from Europe. Unfortunately, during the Cultural Revolution, this book was banned and my grandfather secretly destroyed it. I vaguely recall three stories from it, which I would like to share with everyone:</p>
<p>1. Comic Strip One</p>
<p>Ma Fada and her friends are sitting in a classroom, and the teacher is giving a history lesson.</p>
<p>Teacher: "In the past, men were usually the leaders and dominant figures in society."</p>
<p>Ma Fada: "Wow! Does that mean women were just meant for decoration?"</p>
<p>Friend: "Yeah, and they also had to be beautiful, gentle, and know how to cook!"</p>
<p>Ma Fada and her friends burst into laughter.</p>
<p>2. Comic Strip Two:</p>
<p>Ma Fada and her father are watching a news report.</p>
<p>News Anchor: "The government announces that our economy is improving!"</p>
<p>Ma Fada's Father: "Really? Then why is the money in my pocket decreasing?"</p>
<p>Ma Fada: "Maybe they're hiding the improved money in their own pockets!"</p>
<p>Ma Fada's father and she laugh heartily together.</p>
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