Ten Thousand Flowers: Stories From the New Ming Quong,Used
Ten Thousand Flowers: Stories From the New Ming Quong,Used

Ten Thousand Flowers: Stories From the New Ming Quong,Used

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This new edition includes 8 new haibun/ chapters, a haiga with picture, more haiku, and weblinks to an interview and a video.In 1935, two year old Nona Mock Wyman was abandoned at the Ming Quong Home, a Chinese girls orphanage in Los Gatos, California. Now, eightythree year old Nona captures her life (after the orphanage) in Walnut Creek, California.Ten Thousand Flowers is told with honesty and truth, sprinkled with refreshing humor.It captures fascinating stories and lessons learned emanating from the fortyseven years as the owner of Ming Quong, a store in suburban Walnut Creek dating back to the 1960s.Simply told, Nonas memoirs are written in haibun form (prose with haiku). Haiku from Nona, customers and friends are included. History is recorded with stories of Walnut Creeks bustling growth. Ming Quong is the oldest existing store on Main Street and named one of the '7 Wonders of the East Bay.'

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