26岁的新西兰姑娘和贝利在丽江孤儿院做义工,教课、义卖、接待客人、做翻译,一刻不停。她身材高大,穿着松松垮垮的衣服,笑容挂在黝黑的脸上没遮没拦,一口纯正的中国话。 贝利(Isapeli Manukailea)是汤加人,几年前与家人移民新西兰。她有父母、四个哥哥、一个弟弟,一大家子人在新西兰开农场。贝利说汤加文化“非常共产主义”,重视甚至骄惯女孩,她从不忧虑自己 26-year-old New Zealand girl and Bailey volunteer in Lijiang orphanage, teaching, bazaar, receiving guests, doing translation, non-stop. She was tall, dressed in baggy clothes, her face was covered in a dark smile, a pure Chinese word. Isapeli Manukailea is a Tongan who immigrated to New Zealand a few years ago. She has parents, four older brothers, a younger brother, and many children in New Zealand farm. Bailey said that Tongan culture is “very communist,” and she takes pride in and even prudence in girls