Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
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:56:03
you may not be granted
the right to practise in Hong Kong.

:56:06
Where would you go?
:56:08
If Suyin wanted to practise medicine
in China, I would live here.

:56:11
The new tapestry will be
tightly woven, Mr Elliott.

:56:14
You would not fit into its hard pattern.
:56:17
We can always go to America.
:56:20
Ah, yes.
:56:21
It can begin in flight,
pull up roots, and wither and die.

:56:27
Third Aunt, do you believe
that this is wrong?

:56:31
You have asked, and I must answer.
:56:34
He is a foreigner.
:56:37
Well, that I can't change.
:56:38
We are not strange to this problem, Mr Elliott.
:56:41
Suyin's father left the land of
his ancestors for a European.

:56:45
He left part of his heart.
:56:48
I would rather face the future without
hope than the present without Mark.

:56:54
Then you must do what you have to do.
:56:56
We cannot stem the tide of change.
:57:00
Leave nothing behind with us, Suyin.
:57:05
Enter this marriage wholeheartedly.
:57:42
We believe thatjade, if worn long enough,
becomes the person who wears it.

:57:47
They have given me something
of themselves to take away.


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