in moscow to get a job the couple will need all the money they can to build a home in their native land for their future children. didn't want to go to moscow but her feelings don't matter in the past all the important decisions were made by her parents and now it's her husband who has the final say. nice said i didn't like the idea of going to moscow but my mother and grandfather said i must. so you board here yeah. when you first get here it's always like that. one of the couple's relatives in moscow has agreed to let them stay in her rented flat for a while. to see him as the most successful family member she's worked in moscow for ten years young couple is confident she'll help him if you find a job like i'll try to find someone for you. please

call me if there's an opening for the girl. thanks a lot bob i. see it is well connected she has russian citizenship and will soon own a house of her own outside moscow needs to work hard to pay it off she is employed as a cleaner in three different places they have a book most of the people working here are my fellow countrymen who have no place to live and ask me for shelter i help them and they help me by building a house i don't pay anyone for construction work i just pay for the building materials but. it took a long time for her to decide to sell her house back home but she did it for the sake of her children. their motherland is where you feel the best. you know is back in stone the twin boys as is unless is lost so their mother nearly two years ago their grandmother takes care of them she wants the boys to learn to

take pride in their homeland while they're still young they were born in summer count the grand capitol of time elaine's empire and a mecca for scholars of the medieval orient. today only ancient buildings serve as a reminder of the city's former grandeur industries at a standstill and most of us adults now work in russia. and was i often wonder whether a loving mother would abandon her children like that i ask myself whether i did their right saying when i abandon my own children but then the soul that i'm doing something for them says my mind at present was one they tell me come here as soon as you can when miss you so much i try to comfort them i say i'm ok be patient i'll just book here a little longer and then we'll all be together. just knows it works as

a nanny raising another family's children. the twins mother has even had her name changed by her employers the kids find it hard to say they call her rosa instead just knows or lives in someone else's flat far away from her own children. you get so tired that you've gone to even think about your own family i just forgot about it because i'm simply exhausted. after her husband left out came to russia where she found work and started a new family so then she had four children to look after. for a clear that you've come here to make some money what's your dream what do you want we want to build the house there into. yes we'll also want to have kids.

what do you worry about. i'm afraid my husband might leave me. which i was very worried that i could lose my job so i even went to work on saturdays and sundays and it was about that. the a train schoolteacher because he had had to work as an unskilled laborer and spent the night on the construction site. those were very hard times you know sometimes i even felt i didn't want to live anymore. but then i thought about my children. and how we'd be dead if i didn't get back on my feet with their side even had an arsonist within reach of things really went that you. know those hard times are behind her. husband has even sent her a friend request on a social networking site. should i accept the friend request or not now absolutely

yes yeah let him see how far you've come. this yes i'm very pretty yes and show him how much of a mistake it was terrific to i have grown strong ever since then i'm no longer afraid of losing my job like i did before. until recently it seemed that central asia traditional ways of life would never change parents arrange the marriages and children would wed for life each family had at least four children women kept the house in order while men with the breadwinners initially only men would go to russia or in search of employment but many of them stop sending money back home they found new wives and started families and then you home the wives they left behind had to go to russia to support their children.

the women from other countries have better chances of finding a job in russia than the men companies and wealthy families are only too keen to take them on as cleaners most of the women work long hours because they're employed illegally they're deprived of all employment rights. are you looking for fatima the woman who works with the daughter yes yes. come to a vegetable market on the outskirts of moscow to visit her friend for three months . she hasn't been able to reach her for two weeks and trust me i know she's not well ten years ago they lived together back when their lives were very similar both husbands had abandoned them and the children both women left their homeland to find

work. and first she gave us a helping hand and she helped me find a job for my daughter. my son and i were working at a construction site. fatima was lucky she met a man in moscow and had two more children twin boys but then life took a turn for the worse she was alone again with only her teenage daughters to help. girls don't go to school ever since they came to moscow they just. took the older daughter looks after the children. and the younger one she wanted to resume study it's good because of our mothers or hell. the girls have no time for school the second daughter works with her mother while the eldest looks after the young children it's not clear why their mother left her country ten years ago or if she really did so for the sake of her children. can't find

a friend nobody knows where she is because the it has been to her home only once before and doesn't remember the exact address. all these buildings look the same there's i can't figure out which one i'm looking for. this boy has always been known to his classmates is colia a common russian name but his real name is called bun. i was called coda but by my parents because i was born during the muslim holiday of could've gone by a rum but here i want to be cold. in school there are some kids who would tease and laugh at me i went by my real name and.

tells everybody that he was born here but his mother actually brought him to mosco with the age of four but kolya tries to figure out about. his upset that has forgotten all about his roots for the first time in ten years she's taken a holiday to celebrate her sister's birthday home and she's taken colyer along to show him the country where he was born. he's this city has changed so much in ten years it's beautiful now. yet i expected to turn up and find

a dirty. dull place. school. is their shopping mall here can we get a chicken burger. king of sorcha i'd like to meet friends on the other soon do you remember them. well a little bit. up with someone they don't speak russian are you going to talk to them. look at the beautiful sunset how beautiful i love to take a stroll in the city center i can't remember it at all. wealthy british style.

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when a baby is born in the ancient city of summit county everyone hopes to persuade granny dodaro to preside over this ceremony. the ritual is performed each time the baby is put to bed for the first two weeks of its life. penknife stone mera and even a couple of blood are used to ensure that the baby grows up to be a healthy handsome and happy adult. granito done as one of the most respected women in the city she's the twins' great grandmother and she knows his grandmother. was a teacher of it was big language and literature for more than forty years her husband was a hero of the soviet union. the couple had twelve children of their own and adopted two boys. from a cool us were regarded as

a model soviet fair. and featured in many documentaries traditionally married couples in his book is done have large families but i'm like granny does children few of them ever receive a higher education. the whole family tried to talk shows around with going to russia only wonder does forty grandchildren had ever gone abroad for a better life before but she knows i was determined not to live off her family any more. i said to her remember your country is your mother and a foreign land is your stepmother. for the first time in two years shows employers in moscow have allowed her to go home for a week for medical treatment. this new year's eve and the wedding was just too much i didn't get enough sleep i was drowsy when i stumbled

down the staircase i fell down and hurt my head back. when this the plane arrived. you should be at four o'clock. you know they didn't go to school today they're waiting for you. when the twin boys learns that their mother was coming tomorrow they were so excited they could barely do their homework. it was just coming here and she won't go back she's seen and worked enough i've already found a job for her here. eric. meanwhile somehow some have arrived at the native village in tajikistan. hasn't been here for nearly ten years she's been working in moscow all the time. at first she simply wanted to survive but then she started earning money for her children's education after that

she started saving to build a house in her home village the residents greeted with a hero's welcome. here for you know what this is if i know is she out of korea where is korea. do you remember playing with korea. it was a full one you remember no no he does not know you does it on you it's a problem how come you are amber him or you old or i think he is when were you born . and that are your year older you must remember him. quite. well. but i remember a quote of yours for you that he doesn't know corey doesn't know couldn't buy that cornish woman. but he was born of three minutes past midnight when we were celebrating the holy cross of zero one one by and he had to be given the name club on because he's a boy i'll give him the name do you think ally would be angry for call him call yet

anyway we called him put it on but others don't we can't do anything about it. this is how you do it no no like this. for the first time in his life doesn't feel ashamed of his roots he's happy to be cooled by his true name. there are many children around here they're all good natured i wish you'd stay here for good or. understand sometimes what we say to him because he responds although he answers in russian you can also speak our language. i've got.

the twins mother was arriving late took some account. a flight from moscow it was delayed the children a shy because they haven't seen their mother for such a long time. what's the matter to your mother they're shy in front of their own mother. they probably resent me because i've been away for such a long time they were just little kids when they left. me. this is an unusual morning for a chef for one she's preparing breakfast for her own children in her own flat her mother both the apartment with the money knows a cent from mosco she hopes that her daughter will now stay here for good. children say don't go away you've got what you wanted to have don't go away now i

say she won't go away any more but she still uncertain i'd like to work a bit longer. if you stay here you'll have a job i've already made arrangements. but just knows a cult possibly and enough money to meet all honey to time so far she's been working to feed and clothe the twins and buy toys for them then she'll need money for their education and then their weddings. just knows his parents always told her where she should work and live and who she should marry when she chose to go to moscow to look for a job. it was the first decision she made by herself has been with joe bliss and seamstresses salary was barely enough to buy food later just knows i found a job for her husband too. forced her to get married against her well i wanted her to have children yes i was forced to get married. because it's ok you wouldn't have

found a better husband anyway they said i wouldn't find a better husband if you don't marry him you have neither husband nor kids. meanwhile see i decided to take advantage of her stay in touch it is done to look closely at the tajik relatives in the hope of spotting a bright for a second so. this might be obvious if we take her to the contest she's sure to be miss russia is it enough for mary. i've come to talk it over and ask your opinion considering that we're family was. no. model my husband was my own choice and my mother approved of it. i'm not against letting our children choose somebody to their liking. you know how things are done here and it but i won't mind if they decide themselves i don't want to interfere maybe that will match each other who knows. what kind of young tell your

son to come here to look at them through right to home and yes when her right by them he must win her heart first. right there not yet agreed and here's a future. i think yes i'm good at it young yet but i've also got an eight. the week long holiday has flown by. didn't even have enough time to visit all their friends and family as local custom dictates the all of the guests are given a noisy sendoff with music and. the people who come here to get time off even during national holidays. it's an

important occasion for hosea today the second son has returned home from the. only dear son little soldier are you cold oh it's wonderful to see you we've all been waiting for you this since if you want. that. was. my son has been discharged. in such a pity we aren't in our place otherwise the whole family would be here fifty at least you'd be like go letting. go and we'd slaughter away i am. proud of my sons a lot to the soldier. the next day they will go to a shopping center just to have a look at planning to buy anything the family comes here each weekend. life is my favorite. i really like it i see it in my dream.

will we ever be able to buy it yes we will and as soon as we move into the house. i adore wife because it looks like a bright future for me. i want everything in our flat to be whites. knows there is spending a week off in her native city of some other cunt she wants to be with the children as much as possible she hasn't made up her mind yet whether she'll go back to earn money for her kids' future by looking after someone else's children in russia or if it's more important to stay here with the children during the. fourth. i've told her a thousand times she can get plenty of work here. her children are here.

takes pride in showing pictures of her older children. lives in the states she graduated from the university of tourism and management. in new york. goes to beijing's university of technology even an extra in a recent jackie chan film. school and i want the children to keep on moving forward no rest no stopping always going forward. i want them to win over moscow and win over other cities to. what i

want what's my dream well i hope that they'll be successful. for you then i want them to have more luck in life than i did. my job tomorrow. you must know three basic rules three the first you must always be polite the second never wait until you're told to do something. and the third never tell any lie. so. lucky the first job in russia was not a cleaner was expected but working in a supermarket.

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