At 9 p.m. on April 15, Nie Guihua, a member of the second grid in Xiliuqiao Village, Dawharf Town, went to school to pick up his children from school as usual. On her way home, she saw a girl in her early 10s in a school uniform walking on the side of the road. It was very unsafe for the girl to walk on the road by herself at such a late hour. So Nie Guihua took the initiative to stop and ask: "Girl, what are you going to do? Didn't the adults of your family come to pick you up?" But the girl refused to answer positively. Later, after understanding, I learned that the girl had a conflict with her family and ran out by herself. So, Nie Guihua took the girl to the house to do work slowly, successfully persuaded the girl, and used her work mobile phone to dial the girl's mother's phone. Hearing the anxious voice of the girl's mother on the other end of the phone, Nie Guihua immediately told her her her address and comforted her not to worry, the child is safe now.
Half an hour later, the girl's parents hurried to arrive. The girl's mother, with tears of gratitude, said: "We started looking for the child as soon as we found out that she was missing, but we couldn't find her. Fortunately, the child met you, or I really don't know when I will find her. Thank you so much!" As she spoke, the child's mother took out money as a reward, but was politely rejected by Nie Guihua. Before leaving, she also told the girl's mother to communicate with the child calmly and try to avoid conflicts. Especially when children at this stage are in a rebellious period, you must pay attention to the tone of your speech. The girl's mother couldn't stop nodding her head in approval.
As a grassroots grid member, Nie Guihua feels that no matter whether he is in his own grid or not, as long as he encounters someone in need, every grid member will be obligated to lend a helping hand. If we stretch out our hand and pull a hand, we may turn things into a disaster, and even save a life and protect the happiness of a family.