Love Will Keep Us Together: Kao Kalia Young

"She never said that this is love, he did not, they were so shy, they were uncertain, now I do not have time to love, because she loves him because of separation It is at the moment of "(Yang 21). Love exists as an emotion that remains in cryptic emotions, but when someone feels it, it seems to be a problem to let it go. Kao Kalia Yang wrote a book called "Latehomecomer: A Hmong Family Memoir" on the suffering of the Humon people during the trip from Laos to the United States.

Kao Kalia Yang, along with my sister, is the founder of a company specializing in migrant writing, translation and business service support. Yang graduated from Carleton University and Columbia University and recently screened the movie 'whereabouts' which recorded the experiences of American Human refugees. Please visit her website www.kaokaliayang.com.

Kao Kalia Yang is an American fumon writer, film writer, speaker, and narrative narrator. Latehomecomer: Hmong Family Memoir (Coffeehouse Press, 2008) is the first nationwide announced memoir by Hmong Americans. To tell about her family story - and the story of the Mon Tang, Yang wrote it as a "love letter" to her grandmother and her spirit collected her family through their imprisonment in Laos , They are hard to escape on the Mekong River And when Yang was six years old they emigrated to Minnesota and they moved to harsh life in America. Kirkus wrote as follows. "Yang gives readers an important service and informs the reader about the person whose history has been ignored as a disgrace." "Yang is elegantly talking about her family's story. Miao's private sector Skillfully interweaving tradition and culture

Kao Kalia Yang was born in a Thai monk refugee camp and moved to Sao Paulo, Minnesota, with his family at the age of six. Until their parents worked in various jobs to support their families, they depended on public housing benefits and started living in the United States. Yang will read in order to fill her time, especially during the long winter, and she can not join the movie or concert. "We have machines every week, because we do not have our own video recorder, my sister was holding my hand, we went to the library to check the book, then she I made a beautiful story, I cried, I fell in love with that library, but still one of my favorite places. "