There are many hateful human traffickers on the mainland, who abduct and sell other people's children and destroy countless families.
Cheng Ying from Xi'an was abducted and trafficked to Chengdu by traffickers at the age of 6 and was not able to return home until she was 15.
Cheng Ying is very witty, she hibernated at her adoptive parents' house for many years, and finally not only successfully found a home, but also helped the police bring all the bad guys to justice.
Traffickers deserve whatever punishment they receive, and parents who have lost their children are desperate for all traffickers to be sentenced to death.
But Cheng Ying's adoptive parents have been with her for nine years, and has she ever regretted sending them to prison?
Cheng Ying's family is very ordinary, and her parents' income is not high, but the family gets along very harmoniously.
When Cheng Ying was 6 years old, her mother gave birth to a little sister for her, and Cheng Ying was very happy about it.
The parents did not snub the eldest daughter because they had a younger daughter, they still loved Cheng Ying very much.
None of them thought that not long after the youngest daughter was born, the eldest daughter would leave them temporarily.
One day, Cheng Ying couldn't wait to go home after school to play with her lovely sister, but her father didn't come to pick her up.
It turned out that the company had a temporary rush and delayed my father for more than 20 minutes.
20 minutes is not a long time, but it is enough to make Cheng Ying wait in a hurry.
She could guess that her father had something to do on the fly, but instead of waiting, she pulled out the coins in her pocket and planned to take the bus.
Cheng Ying had never done a bus by herself, and that day was also a whim, but she didn't expect that this time, she would be targeted by traffickers.
When Cheng Ying's father arrived at the school, Cheng Ying was nowhere to be found.
Cheng Ying's father searched for a long time but did not find it, and he realized that the child was very likely to be abducted and trafficked, so he quickly called the police.
Cheng Ying's parents couldn't accept such a blow, especially his father, who hated himself for nine years during Cheng Ying's disappearance.
But in order to find his daughter, he had to pick himself up.
Soon, Cheng's father packed his bags, and he had traveled through most of China in the past few years, so he owed a lot of debt.
Cheng's mother saw that she couldn't find her daughter, and she wanted to commit suicide for a while, but there was still a little daughter in need at home, and she had to cheer up and not drag her husband back.
In the process of searching for his daughter, Cheng's father met many parents who were sympathetic to each other, and they encouraged and helped each other.
Many people have been infected by these parents who have lost their children, and they have also organized themselves to help.
The other half, Cheng Ying herself is also working hard.
After the traffickers abducted Cheng Ying, they originally wanted to keep it for themselves as a daughter, but later sold it to distant relatives.
The couple treated Cheng Ying quite well, but in order to prevent Cheng Ying from escaping, they controlled her more strictly.
Cheng Ying was only 6 years old when she was abducted, but she knew she was trafficked, and she even remembered her home address.
When she grew up, Cheng Ying began to plan an escape, and she always behaved very obediently, making her adoptive parents let their guard down.
After the adoptive parents' management was more relaxed, Cheng Ying found a way to let them buy a mobile phone for herself.
Subsequently, Cheng Ying saved money while posting on the Internet, thinking that even if she couldn't find her parents, she would have to leave here first.
Cheng Ying's online post happened to be seen by volunteers, some of whom knew Cheng Ying's parents.
After discovering that the information and photos in the post matched, the volunteers quickly contacted Cheng Ying's parents.
"That's her! She's our daughter! ”
Even after nine years, Cheng Ying's parents still recognized their daughter, and they were so excited that they almost fainted.
With the help of volunteers and the police, Cheng Ying and her parents did a paternity test to determine their relationship.
Subsequently, the police followed the vine and arrested the trafficker who abducted and sold Cheng Ying.
Article 241 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that anyone who buys abducted and trafficked women or children shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention or surveillance.
Although Cheng Ying's adoptive parents did not abduct and sell children, they bought and sold children and were also detained by the police in accordance with the law.
For adoptive parents, Cheng Ying bluntly said that she would feel some guilt about them, but she would never regret sending them to prison.
There is no harm if there is no sale, and this phrase is simply too appropriate to be used in trafficking.
If no one buys children, where will there be so many traffickers? Cheng Ying's adoptive parents were not wronged at all.
It is hoped that all trafficked children who have been left behind will be able to return home, and that all families that have been torn apart by traffickers will be reunited.