Routed Chinese Fly From War Zone

The transcript describes the plight of Chinese refugees and villagers fleeing the Manchurian war zone. Children are transported in sleighs over frozen rivers to safety, while retreating troops reinforce towns. Trains are overcrowded with soldiers and civilians enduring freezing conditions. Villagers carry their belongings over long distances, facing starvation. Relief agencies provide limited aid, and despite the dire situation, Chinese mothers remain stoic, believing in their destiny.

What mode of transportation is used to move Chinese refugee children to safety?

• Boats

• Crude sleighs

• Trains

• Bicycles

What challenge do people face while traveling on trains during this period?

• Lack of tickets

• Overcrowding and exposure to cold

• Frequent train delays

• Attacks by bandits

What do villagers carry with them as they walk long distances?

• All their belongings

• Food supplies

• Medical kits

• Weapons

What type of aid do relief agencies provide to those suffering from starvation?

• Bread and water

• Meat and fish

• Steaming soup with dumplings

• Rice and vegetables

How do Chinese mothers react to the difficult situation they face?

• With anger and frustration

• By fleeing to other countries

• Stoically, believing in destiny

• By protesting against the authorities