There is a serious problem of human trafficking in mainland China. There are five members of a family surnamed Cai in Nanping, Fujian, including three sisters, brothers and mother. A total of four people were abducted 41 years ago. The second sister of the Cai family has been searching for family members for many years, and finally found them first in 2017. The father who lives alone, then found his sister and brother in 2019 and 2022 respectively. The three sisters and brothers finally reunited and cried together. Next, they will continue to find their 78-year-old mother. Regrettably, their The father has passed away with regret and cannot look forward to being reunited with his family.
According to Sohu.com, Cai Youhong, a woman who now lives in Pingnan County, Ningde, Fujian, is a victim of a human trafficking syndicate in mainland China. 41 years ago, her family of five lived in Nanping, Fujian. After being abducted and sold, only the father was left in the family.
Cai Youhong recalled that on a certain day in November 1981, the mother of the three siblings went out and did not come back. The 5-year-old sister and 3-year-old brother were also taken away by a Chongqing man and have since lost news; not long after the younger siblings disappeared, Cai Youhong was also taken away from home by the landlord surnamed Zhang one day and sent to the home of a villager surnamed Zhang in a remote mountain village in Shuangxi Town, Pingnan County.
“I was already sensible at the time, and I have always clearly remembered my name and the situation of my family.” Cai Youhong said that she had been crying and wanted to go home, but her adoptive mother made it clear that she spent 300 yuan to buy it as a child bride and asked her not to She escaped, but she had no choice but to stay, and began to live a day of helping with housework, going up the mountain to chop wood, and being beaten and scolded by her adoptive mother.
Cai Youhong married the eldest son of her adoptive mother’s family at the age of 19 and had a pair of children. She also began to inquire about her biological parents. It was not until 2017 that she finally found her biological father, who was 79 years old at the time, but the other party was already sane at the time. Not so sure, and passed away in 2019.
In June of this year, Cai Youhong reported the case to the Nanping police, hoping that the police could help find her mother and younger siblings. Fortunately, it didn’t take long for the police to tell her that her younger brother had been found, and the three suspects suspected of abducting and selling her family had also been arrested. She was arrested; then in early July, Cai Youhong and her three siblings finally met and reunited after 41 years of separation. Although the three sisters and brothers will no longer have photos or detailed addresses, they will be looking for their biological mother. But the three brothers and sisters are no longer isolated and helpless, they still have each other to support each other.