Now I Am Older Than You All

"When we were children..." he began, his voice very soft, "you all said I was the youngest." He paused. "Now, I am older than you all." No one answered him. Only the wind, and the sound of the Yong River in the distance. He crouched down, took a piece of paper from his bosom, and pressed it under Shen An's gravestone. On the paper was written: "Find a foreign doctor for Big Brother. No matter how much it costs, he must be treated." He stood up and brushed the dirt off his knees. Turning around, he walked down the hill. Behind him, rows of gravestones stood in the dusk. Like a family. — Description from novelcodex.org