Returning Memories to Ankang: A Norwegian Missionary Son's Homecoming
2017年4月,挪威友人尤约翰向安康市档案馆捐赠安康老照片及纪录片等史料,馆长邱志华向其颁发荣誉证书。(图:安康市档案局)
Editor's note: Ankang Museum in Shaanxi Province houses a unique collection of historical artifacts donated by the family of Rev. Johan T. Johansen, son of a Norwegian missionary to China. China Christian Daily recently conducted an exclusive interview via written correspondence with Rev. Johansen. The following feature story brings his firsthand memories, chronicling a century-long bond of faith and friendship between Norway and China.
In the grainy yet vibrant footage, a young boy walks alongside Pastor Gu on the road to Nanba. Later, in Hengkou Town, the same boy—young Johan—can be seen curiously reaching out to touch the long noodles hanging out to dry.
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