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Chinese brother and sister torn apart by war meet for first time … in 78 years
Older sibling fled Guangdong province with her mother and two sisters during Second Sino-Japanese War
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A brother and sister from southern China separated by war for 78 years have finally been reunited, according to Chinese media reports.
Weng Qimei, 90, shed tears of joy as she shared a long embrace with her younger brother when they met in Shantou in Guangdong province, Guangzhou Daily reported.
The siblings were reunited with the help of Dream Back to Chaoshan, a volunteer organisation helping people trace separated relatives.
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