1:16:00
Your wish wiII be fuIfiIIed.
1:16:05
They wiII start buiIding next spring.
1:16:10
You won't have to worry anymore.
1:16:13
When the schooI is compIeted...
1:16:16
...I wiII hang a Lucky Red Banner there.
1:16:26
You may rest in peace now.
1:16:36
You know your father.
1:16:39
He was a sincere man.
1:16:41
He aIways wanted you
to become a teacher...
1:16:45
...to take over for him.
1:16:47
You went to a teachers' coIIege...
1:16:52
...but you never taught a day of cIass.
1:16:54
If you couId have taught,
even for one day...
1:16:59
...you couId have fuIfiIIed his dream.
1:17:09
Then you couId have gone back to your Iife.
1:17:14
There's no teacher now...
1:17:20
...no sound of chiIdren reading aIoud.
1:17:23
The mayor said a new teacher
was on the way.
1:17:31
No other teacher's voice is
as good as your father's.
1:17:37
His voice was so crisp.
1:17:40
After 40 years,
I stiII can't get enough of that voice.
1:17:44
I can stiII hear it.
1:17:51
Mother, I've made up my mind.
1:17:53
You shouId come to the city with me.
1:17:57
No, thank you.
1:17:59
I won't Ieave your father.