Painful search for reunion
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2014-11-21 07:00Hope and hopelessness, which is more painful? For those who have lost their beloved families, hope can be both comforting and heartbreaking. They search from place to place all over the country, dreaming of a family reunion. They struggle to pull themselves together and go on searching after the dream is shattered repeatedly, as if there is an invisible string dragging them forward.
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Yan Hongli can't stop her tears and self-blaming whenever she talks about her lost son, Han Zihang. She has learnt to post her son's information online and pleads for help from netizens. She often feels heartbroken whenever she hears news about children being crippled and forced to work as beggars by criminal gangs. "I would rather believe my son was abducted and raised by someone else. So long as he is safe, I will find him someday." [Photo/CFP] |
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