Yesterday, the variety show "See You Again" launched by Hunan Satellite TV premiered, and Hong Zhanhui appeared as a guest. Years have passed, he has gained a lot more weight than in the past, and the greenness on his face has long faded. My father's illness was cured, my mother had already returned home, and the family sat around as if they were back to their former happiness.
In the program, Hong Zhanhui's sister entrusted the program team to bring a gift to her brother. Reading the letter written to him by his sister, Hong Zhanhui was also moved to tears.
The "little girl" who has been following behind her brother has now become a big girl, and she will be married at the end of the year.
Looking at Hong Zhanhui's happiness now, perhaps many people have forgotten the suffering he has suffered.
In 2005, on the stage that moved China, a Henan boy brought countless audiences to tears. He is Hong Zhanhui. He leaned on his young shoulders to prop up his shattered home. The arduous experience of studying with my sister has also become the deepest memory in many people's hearts.
Hong Zhanhui was born in 1982 to an ordinary peasant family in Xihua County, Henan Province. In 1994, his father suffered a sudden intermittent psychosis, not only injuring his wife, but also killing his own daughter. Originally a harmonious family of four, because of this sudden disaster, it instantly collapsed. Faced with a heavy family burden, Hong Zhanhui's mother ran away from home. The burden of the family was on Hong Zhanhui, who was only 13 years old. He not only had to take care of his sick father, his young brother, but he also had to pull an abandoned baby that his father had picked up.
Over the past few years, in order to earn money to support his family, Hong Zhanhui has done all the money-making work that he can receive. Do small business, do odd jobs, scavenging, farming. While going to school, he also pulled the family forward. After graduating from junior high school in 1997, Hong Zhanhui was admitted to the key high school in Henan Province, Xihua No. 1 High School. But this impoverished family has long since run out of money. But Hong Zhanhui did not accept defeat, he ran to the construction site, sweated like rain for a summer vacation, and made up the money for study.
After high school, in order to better take care of his sister, Hong Zhanhui rented a house near the school. Every day he commuted between school and the rental house, eating with his sister. However, the pressure of life struck again, and even though Hong Zhanhui seized all his spare time to make money, he was forced to drop out of school in his sophomore year of high school.
Hong Zhanhui, who returned home, continued his journey to make money. It wasn't until 2000, as his sister grew older and his father's condition gradually improved, that he returned to campus.
"Life allowed him to begin to harvest prematurely, and he changed from a boy to a man who could not be defeated by suffering, studying in poverty and strengthening himself in hardship. Today he still looks weak, but mentally, he has always been strong. This is the award speech given to Hong Zhanhui by "Moving China", and perhaps many people have felt too much from this strong man. Now, it has been 16 years since the end of the awards ceremony in Moving China. At that time, Hong Zhanhui also embarked on his own path.
After graduating from Huaihua College, Hong Zhanhui was admitted to Central South University to study for a bachelor's degree. In order to better help those children in distress, he founded and served as the principal of Changsha Xianghua Secondary Vocational School to cultivate students with similar difficulties to have a skill. In 2008, Hong Zhanhui and his high school alumni registered for marriage. Having suffered all kinds of hardships, he also has another happy little home. Her sister also took up an educational career as a teacher.
I think we should all thank him for the touch and strength he has brought us in the past years. I also wish this family happiness forever. Suffering will always pass, and we all have reason to look forward to a better tomorrow.