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The blood-red character, 'bao', means to respond or return. This is one of the four characters, jing zhong bao guo, which means, to serve the motherland with utmost loyalty. These four characters are inscribed on the walls of the memorial building above the spirit tablets of Kuomintang martyrs. There are altogether 360 tablets displaying all the names of those who are still remembered by their descendants. These are the most valuable historical evidence proving that every soldier had fought to his last breathing moment in the battlefield for the sake of his ideals. Chiang Rai, Thailand. December 15, 2007. Part of the photo feature, Exiled Kuomintang in Thailand, by Patcharin Toraktrakul. (photo)

The blood-red character, 'bao', means to respond or return. This is one of the four characters, jing zhong bao guo, which means, to serve the motherland with utmost loyalty. These four characters are inscribed on the walls of the memorial building above the spirit tablets of Kuomintang martyrs. There are altogether 360 tablets displaying all the names of those who are still remembered by their descendants. These are the most valuable historical evidence proving that every soldier had fought to his last breathing moment in the battlefield for the sake of his ideals. Chiang Rai, Thailand. December 15, 2007. Part of the photo feature, Exiled Kuomintang in Thailand, by Patcharin Toraktrakul. (photo)

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Chinese characters on the walls of former headquarters of General Li Wenhuans 3rd Route Army. It says, Fight the Communists, restore the nation, regain our mountains and rivers. These characters were written by the hands of Kuomintang soldiers who died fighting for their highest ideals. Chiang Mai, Thailand. December 8, 2007. Part of the photo feature, Exiled Kuomintang in Thailand, by Patcharin Toraktrakul. (photo)

Chinese characters on the walls of former headquarters of General Li Wenhuans 3rd Route Army. It says, Fight the Communists, restore the nation, regain our mountains and rivers. These characters were written by the hands of Kuomintang soldiers who died fighting for their highest ideals. Chiang Mai, Thailand. December 8, 2007. Part of the photo feature, Exiled Kuomintang in Thailand, by Patcharin Toraktrakul. (photo)

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Gao Chuoling, the former headmaster of a Chinese school in Arunotai village and one of the luckiest of the exiled Kuomintang soldiers, has a chance to return home with a Thai citizenship, good health and some savings (photo)

Gao Chuoling, the former headmaster of a Chinese school in Arunotai village and one of the luckiest of the exiled Kuomintang soldiers, has a chance to return home with a Thai citizenship, good health and some savings (photo)

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Li Yibao, an elderly man from the Kuomintang forces, continues to smoke tobacco from the same bamboo pipe which he used back when he was a warrior. This remains a daily routine for him to the present day. Images of Yunnan culture that have nearly disappeared from most places could still be seen in Baan Tam-Ngob. Thailand. December 10, 2007. The Kuomintang or KMT, a moderate socialist democratic party was founded in 1912, by several revolutionary groups and ruled much of China from 1928 until their defeat by the Communist Party of China, in 1949. The Kuomintang forces had to flee in Taiwan and Thailand from Communist persecution. In Thailand, there descendents have settled in the area of Baan Tam-Ngob, Chaiprakarn District, Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province. Today there are very few exiled Kuomintang soldiers still alive. They try to preserve as much historical evidence in their area as they can. (photo)

Li Yibao, an elderly man from the Kuomintang forces, continues to smoke tobacco from the same bamboo pipe which he used back when he was a warrior. This remains a daily routine for him to the present day. Images of Yunnan culture that have nearly disappeared from most places could still be seen in Baan Tam-Ngob. Thailand. December 10, 2007. The Kuomintang or KMT, a moderate socialist democratic party was founded in 1912, by several revolutionary groups and ruled much of China from 1928 until their defeat by the Communist Party of China, in 1949. The Kuomintang forces had to flee in Taiwan and Thailand from Communist persecution. In Thailand, there descendents have settled in the area of Baan Tam-Ngob, Chaiprakarn District, Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province. Today there are very few exiled Kuomintang soldiers still alive. They try to preserve as much historical evidence in their area as they can. (photo)

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Chang Lifang, a sturdy female soldier in the past, is 78 years old (photo)

Chang Lifang, a sturdy female soldier in the past, is 78 years old (photo)

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Thousands of houses and shops line both sides of the road that brought development to Mae Salong. This area was once the headquarters of General Duan Xiwen of the Kuomintang forces who used to hide in the calmness of this land among the mountains. Today Mae Salong has been opened completely to tourists from the outside world. Thailand. December 14, 2007. The Kuomintang or KMT, a moderate socialist democratic party was founded in 1912, by several revolutionary groups and ruled much of China from 1928 until their defeat by the Communist Party of China, in 1949. The Kuomintang forces had to flee in Taiwan and Thailand from Communist persecution. In Thailand, there descendents have settled in the area of Baan Tam-Ngob, Chaiprakarn District, Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province. Today there are very few exiled Kuomintang soldiers still alive. They try to preserve as much historical evidence in their area as they can. (photo)

Thousands of houses and shops line both sides of the road that brought development to Mae Salong. This area was once the headquarters of General Duan Xiwen of the Kuomintang forces who used to hide in the calmness of this land among the mountains. Today Mae Salong has been opened completely to tourists from the outside world. Thailand. December 14, 2007. The Kuomintang or KMT, a moderate socialist democratic party was founded in 1912, by several revolutionary groups and ruled much of China from 1928 until their defeat by the Communist Party of China, in 1949. The Kuomintang forces had to flee in Taiwan and Thailand from Communist persecution. In Thailand, there descendents have settled in the area of Baan Tam-Ngob, Chaiprakarn District, Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province. Today there are very few exiled Kuomintang soldiers still alive. They try to preserve as much historical evidence in their area as they can. (photo)

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A member of Kuomintang force, Qu Gochai, 60, is slowly gathering dried cabbage from the front yard of his house. He is plagued with parasites and many other diseases that he allows to eat away his life because he could not afford to get medical treatment. Last year, he saved up enough money and went to visit his mother and sister who still live in Lanchang District of Yunnan. He knows very well that he could never go home again. The last time he hugged his mother, neither of them were certain who would pass away first. Thailand. December 10, 2007. The Kuomintang or KMT, a moderate socialist democratic party was founded in 1912, by several revolutionary groups and ruled much of China from 1928 until their defeat by the Communist Party of China, in 1949. The Kuomintang forces had to flee in Taiwan and Thailand from Communist persecution. In Thailand, there descendents have settled in the area of Baan Tam-Ngob, Chaiprakarn, Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province. Today there are very few exiled Kuomintang soldiers still alive. They try to preserve as much historical evidence in their area as they can. (photo) — A member of Kuomintang force, Qu Gochai, 60, is slowly gathering dried cabbage from the front yard of his house. He is plagued with parasites and many other diseases that he allows to eat away his life because he could not afford to get medical treatment. Last year, he saved up enough money and went to visit his mother and sister who still live in Lanchang District of Yunnan. He knows very well that he could never go home again. The last time he hugged his mother, neither of them were certain who would pass away first. Thailand. December 10, 2007. The Kuomintang or KMT, a moderate socialist democratic party was founded in 1912, by several revolutionary groups and ruled much of China from 1928 until their defeat by the Communist Party of China, in 1949. The Kuomintang forces had to flee in Taiwan and Thailand from Communist persecution. In Thailand, there descendents have settled in the area of Baan Tam-Ngob, Chaiprakarn, Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province. Today there are very few exi

A member of Kuomintang force, Qu Gochai, 60, is slowly gathering dried cabbage from the front yard of his house. He is plagued with parasites and many other diseases that he allows to eat away his life because he could not afford to get medical treatment. Last year, he saved up enough money and went to visit his mother and sister who still live in Lanchang District of Yunnan. He knows very well that he could never go home again. The last time he hugged his mother, neither of them were certain who would pass away first. Thailand. December 10, 2007. The Kuomintang or KMT, a moderate socialist democratic party was founded in 1912, by several revolutionary groups and ruled much of China from 1928 until their defeat by the Communist Party of China, in 1949. The Kuomintang forces had to flee in Taiwan and Thailand from Communist persecution. In Thailand, there descendents have settled in the area of Baan Tam-Ngob, Chaiprakarn, Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province. Today there are very few exi

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