When childhood dream and reality collide
Updated: 2014-07-23 11:04
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Whereas life offers numerous possibilities and choices, people try their best to live a thriving life whether they have realized their childhood dream or not.
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Munkhtogtokh (5th from left, last row) was 12 when he graduated from primary school. He is now a herdsman. [Photo/CFP] Herdsman Munkhtogtokh wanted to be an athlete when he was growing up. But later he realized that to be an athlete he needed talent and not just hard work. Although the childhood dream has melted away with time, he now lives a happy life. |
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