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China woman finds late brother’s ‘favourite sisters’ online photo album, feels his love again

A 24-year-old woman from Sichuan province, China, accessed her late brother's blog and discovered his affection for her and her twin sister, which she felt deeply after his death in a 2012 car accident. The brother, who was also 24 at the time, died along with their father. The woman's mother supported the twins' education after the tragedy, and both have since become postgraduate students.

A Chinese woman who went to great lengths to access her late brother’s blog has discovered his deep love for her 14 years after his death, moving many people online.

Wenwen, 24, from southwestern China’s Sichuan province, had a brother 14 years older than her and her twin sister.

In 2012, he died in a car crash with their father on their way to another city for work. He was only 24 years old.

After they died, Wenwen’s mother worked hard to support the girls’ studies. Both have become postgraduate students.

The above image shows the twin sisters when they were young, top, and the family, below. Photo: QQ.com

Deep down in Wenwen’s mind, she could not get over the deaths and wanted to know more about them.

Read the full article at South China Morning Post →

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South China Morning PostParty-alignedCenter12 days ago
China woman finds late brother’s ‘favourite sisters’ online photo album, feels his love again

A 24-year-old woman from Sichuan province, China, accessed her late brother's blog and discovered his affection for her and her twin sister, which she felt deeply after his death in a 2012 car accident. The brother, who was also 24 at the time, died along with their father. The woman's mother supported the twins' education after the tragedy, and both have since become postgraduate students.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a personal story of loss and discovery, without any political commentary, framing, or bias. It does not involve political figures, policies, or contentious issues.