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- The land is dearer than anything else for the refugees in the story ‘The Refugee’ by Pearl S. Buck.
- The author by way of an old Chinese refugee clearly explains how much the refugees value their land.
- They come from their homeland where they own their land and take shelter in other places due to political or civil issues.
- However, even if they need to starve or struggle for food in the refugee land, they understand the value of the land.
- The Chinese old man preserves money to buy seeds to sow in their land by his grandson.
This act shows how much land is dearer for that old man.
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