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Pedestrian bridges stick out at 68.5 meters

Xie Shuhua pulls the rickshaw carrying her 91-year-old mother. [Photo/Modern Express Daily]  

Daughter pulls rickshaw to show love for mom

How would you repay your mother for her love and care?

Xie Shuhua, a retired teacher, touched residents in Fengxiang county, Shaanxi province,after she pulled a rickshaw carrying her 91-year-old mother on a tour of the country, Modern Express Daily reported.

Xie, 63, has walked about 12,000 kilometers on the trip, averaging 40 kilometers a day. The mother and daughter have visited Beijing, Shanghai, Hainan and other provinces and municipalities. Xie said she wanted to repay her mother for her care and upbringing.

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