In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.

[EX Q]: Fact1: violent death of father stepped on land mine while recovering kite, Fact2: Jingchu moved to China to work as cleaner for A Shui, Fact3: Boss Shaba lost right leg during Vietnam War, Fact4: Shan Upon offered to take her off A Shui 's hands discovering Tao 's singing and crowd pulling abilities, Fact5: which Ah Shui agrees A Shui 's hands
[EX A]: A Tao Zhang Jingchu living near Red River at the VietnamChinese border, is a mentally handicapped Vietnamese girl due to witnessing the violent death of her father, who stepped on a land mine while recovering her kite. After she has grown up, she moved to China to work as a cleaner for A Shui Loletta Lee, who is her deceased fathers sister and runs a massage parlor. A Shan Nick Cheung, a former theatre actor, operates a road side karaoke in town and vaguely resembles A Taos father. A Tao soon becomes attracted to him. Boss Shaba Danny Lee SauYin, a regular big spender at Ah Shuis massage parlor, suffered injuries and lost his lower right leg during the Vietnam War. He has earned his money by parallel importing American cigarettes. Due to his temper and appearance, no massage girl wants to serve him. Shaba then asked for A Tao who did not know him and was not afraid. Shaba thus takes a liking to A Tao. Upon discovering A Taos singing and crowd pulling abilities, A Shan offered to take her off A Shuis hands, which Ah Shui agrees for 200 renminbi plus a temporary resident permit for A Tao. When Shaba found out that A Tao is no longer at the massage parlour, he sent his men to get her back for him.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Most coal mines in China are worked by migrant workers, Fact2: migrant workers are forced to endure back-breaking dangerous work in to send money home, Fact3: relative has not arrived in time leaving gap, Fact4: Jinming by making murder look like use death to extort compensation money from mine 's management accident, Fact5: Tang remains focused on making money for himself and own family
[EX A]: Most coal mines in China are worked by migrant workers who are forced to endure backbreaking, dangerous work in order to send money home. Some of them have additional schemes of their own. Song Jinming played by Li Yixiang and Tang Zhaoyang Wang Shuangbao are professional con artists, running an intricate scam they have perfected through repeated practice. They find a naive young man looking for work, and convince him that they have arranged three lucrative coal mining jobs for themselves and a relative. The relative has not arrived in time, leaving a gap which they generously offer to the victim, on the condition that he pretend to be the missing relative. After a few days of working in the mine, they murder the victim, and by making the murder look like an accident, they use his death to extort compensation money from the mines management. After introducing the scam, the film follows the pair as they repeat it on a new victim, sixteenyearold Yuan Fengming played by Wang Baoqiang. Tensions arise as Song begins to have reservations, touched by the victims youth and innocence and his uncanny resemblance to their first victim of the film, while Tang remains focused on making money for himself and his own family.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Ma and Pa Boyer work small farm in Iowa, Fact2: Adie convinces Pa move family to Hollywood, Fact3: Hart offers him small role in film, Fact4: Pa does n't tell Ma about acting job, Fact5: Ranovitch leaves aware now of financial situation of Boyers
[EX A]:
Ma and Pa Boyer work a small farm in Iowa, where they live with their daughter, Adie. Adie is dating her high school sweetheart, Davy Davenport. Ma thinks that Adie is pretty enough to be in the movies, and convinces Pa to sell the farm and move the family to Hollywood. Once there, Ma obtains a pair of passes to a studio, and convinces Pa to take Adie the following day. Once on the set, they watch director Chester Hart as he films a scene about farm life. As the filming proceeds, Pa offers some common sense hints on how to do things correctly. Hart enjoys Pas honesty and offers him a small role in the film. Pa doesnt tell Ma about his acting job, and the following day Ma invites Nicky Ranovitch, whom she believes to be an important Hollywood producer over for dinner. Nicky, however, is not a producer, but a money hungry conartist who believes that the Boyers are wealthy. Pa becomes infuriated with Mas ambitions for Adie, and in frustration confesses that he was given a role in the film. Ma sees this as angle to help Adie break into pictures and is delighted by the news. After a few days shooting the picture, Pa is disillusioned, and wants to quit. Hart, fearing that Pa is being lured away by another studio, talks his studio into offering Pa a 600 a week contract. Unable to turn down such a lucrative offer, Pa agrees. Ma is ecstatic at the news. Pa has to go film on location for a few days. While he is away, Ma begins spending money like it is going out of style. She buys a new house and many extras. When Pa returns home, he arrives in the midst of a lavish party Ma is throwing, whose guest list includes Ranovitch and many of his friends. Adie has become enamored by the slicktalking foreigner, and has begun to hang around with him. This is another shock for Pa, who announces that hes not rich, and intends to return to Iowa, hoping everything will then return to normal. Ranovitch, aware now of the financial situation of the Boyers, leaves, and Adie is reconciled with Davenport. Ma promises to amend her ways, and convinces Pa not to return to Iowa. He agrees, and resumes his acting career.