I can't believe it! In this seemingly civilized society, someone is willing to ruthlessly sell his biological son who has just been born for 5 days for a mere 37,000 yuan.
Tiger poison does not eat children, is what this couple has done is the degradation of human nature or the distortion of morality? Let us uncover the truth of this heinous child abduction and trafficking case.
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Imagine that little life that has just come into this world, before it has time to feel the warmth and love of its parents, it is ruthlessly sold as a commodity. Such a scene is simply heartbreaking. And what makes people even more speechless is that the reason why the couple made such a decision was only because the second child was not a daughter.
Yao and Lang, a seemingly ordinary couple, welcomed their second child at the end of 2019. Originally, they were looking forward to having a lovely daughter to make up for the regret of not having a girl at home. However, fate played a cruel joke on them - the second child is still a son. As a result, the couple's mentality began to change subtly.
They began to feel that raising two sons would bring great pressure and even had the idea of not wanting to do so. Driven by this distorted mentality, they actually sold their son, who had just been born for 5 days, to Chang for 37,000 yuan through an intermediary. Such behavior is simply a great violation of human nature and morality.
When the police cracked the child abduction and trafficking case, people were shocked and angry. After Yao and Lang were arrested, their behavior attracted widespread attention and discussion. People have questioned the couple's conscience and humanity, and at the same time, they have deep worries about the moral bottom line of society.
In this seemingly civilized society, have we really forgotten what family affection is and what responsibility is? Have we really been reduced to using money to measure the value of family affection?
At the same time, another piece of news has sparked heated discussions. When interviewed on the street, a high-achieving female student at Beijing Institute of Technology bluntly said, "What I hate most is that poor people have to give birth." Such remarks are undoubtedly a form of discrimination and prejudice against poor families.
Is it true that poverty means that there is no qualification for childbearing, and is it true that only wealthy families are entitled to have children?
In fact, every family, whether rich or poor, has the right to have their own children. Children are innocent beings, and they should be respected and loved, not used to measure the family's economic status or social status. We should put aside such discrimination and prejudice so that every child can grow up in an environment of equality and respect.
Returning to this child abduction and trafficking case, we should deeply reflect on the issues. As parents, we should take on the responsibility and obligation to raise our children, rather than treating them as a burden or a commodity. Society should also intensify its efforts to crack down on illegal activities such as child abduction and trafficking, so as to protect every innocent life.
We also need to pay more attention to family education and moral education. It is only through education and guidance that people can establish correct values and morals and avoid similar incidents from happening again.
The author's concept
I would like to say that every child, poor or rich, boy or girl, is a unique treasure. They should be cherished and loved, not discriminated against and abandoned. Let's work together to create a better future for every child.