In a native tribal village in Costa Rica where malaria was rampant, children had to reach five years of age to escape a high rate of mortality in infancy and early childhood. Then they were promptly given little rain boots and set to work.
而在哥斯大黎加偏遠的印地安部落，瘧疾盛行，孩子要撐過五歲才有未來，過了五歲就邁入人生的第二階段，得穿起小小的雨鞋開始工作。