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I don’t remember what my cousin said in our last conversations, but two things she said lingered in my nightmares. Both were remarks about her time in the #ConcentrationCamp: “Do you remember how we sometimes threw away food without thought? Now, if there is even one rice grain
that fell on the table, it hurts my heart. So I will pick it up and eat it. Because it was a luxure for me for the past ten months”. The second comment: “For the last ten months, I have to be reminded how grateful I should be [to the Party]. We [had to] sing everyday to praise
the life we had. One of the songs was ‘Daybreak’” （天亮了）– every Chinese knows this, about a kid who lost his parents. “Everytime, when I was forced to sing this song，I cried and thought about how alone I was, how my kids lost their mom, and my parents lost me.
The hopelessness tore into me for days.” I have a great life in Sweden, and I’m ashamed of that because of what happened to my cousin.
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