Putting Romeo and Juliet on the world's rooftop
By Cao Kai and Yan Yuanyuan | China Daily | Updated: 2009-03-30 07:47
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W. Tailing (circled) was one of the 10 teenage boys from Tibetan noble families who went to India to study English in 1946. File photo |
W. Tailing, or Dreling Wangdo in Tibetan, fears his ailing heart and a cataract in his right eye might prevent him from translating Macbeth into Tibetan.
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