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The story behind: papercranes-and-hope
I was a kid when I heard this Japanese story and Iโm not entirely sure whether itโs true.
After the tragic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan most of the civilians and citizens lost their lives or their health, one particular girl named Sadako developed cancer that left her bed ridden and constantly ill.
She constantly hoped to get better and in a desperate attempt she began folding paper cranes after having heard that after a 1000 cranes any one wish of yours could come true.
Hope was not enough, and the little girl passed without reaching her end goal. However, her friends all gathered before her funeral finishing a 1000 cranes and burying her with them.
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To me, paper cranes show determination friendship and love, and above all the most important thing is hope.
Hope that brings people together











