Wen: I'm Su Yan.
Mother Kong is a hunchbacked 70-year-old man. Her deeds have been on TV, and even foreigners will come here. Caring people from all walks of life go home to donate money and materials, and the list goes on and on.
At most, mother Kong adopted forty or fifty abandoned babies. Now, there are 3 1 children around her, lying in bed because of cerebral palsy, and six or seven children in cribs because of Down syndrome. Seven of them went to kindergarten, five to primary school, two to high school, two to health school, and some people had their own families.
Many years ago, I visited Kong's mother's house several times. Once during the Spring Festival, I took my son to buy candy to visit. At that time, mother Kong still lived in the old house. A heatable adobe sleeping platform was covered with clothes, and several physically disabled children were lying at sixes and sevens. The smell in the room is so choking that it is impossible to stay. The youngest son was surprised. For the first time, he found that there are families like mothers with holes and living children like mothers with holes.
Later, I ran my own newspaper, organized several large-scale love activities, visited the elderly in the nursing home, received the students from the senior high school entrance examination, and sent love materials and money to Mother Kong's house. Seeing the living conditions of mother Kong's family, several big bosses gave generously, leaving thousands of dollars to improve the children's food.
This time, my mother Kong's 70-year-old wife died two years ago. That is a tall, thin and simple-looking old man who has been collecting rags and repairing shoes for many years. Most of the children they adopted were abandoned on the road and in the fields. As long as the old couple hear the news, they will definitely take it back to their families without hesitation.
Most of these children abandoned by cruel parents have physical development problems, and the heavier ones suffer from rickets, unable to move in bed and unable to see. There are also people with mental retardation who go crazy and hit people. Many of them are "Down syndrome", and they look like the same mold. And rabbit lips.
One year, mother Kong had an operation with several children without lips, and now the children are just like normal children. There are also girls who are completely healthy but mercilessly abandoned, probably illegitimate, or unwilling to have boys like their parents.
When we were chatting with mother Kong, a group of children from kindergarten rushed home under the guidance of an enthusiastic aunt. The second sister and the other little sister, who have cooked the meal, let the children do their homework. Two little girls who seem to be developing normally, one with her fingers bent and writing mathematical formulas, the other with quick pinyin letters and neat fonts, are not disturbed by other naughty children.
Soon, a group of pupils in crimson school uniforms came back with schoolbags on their backs. They are all girls, one is handsome and lovely, and the others are more or less abnormal. The children hurried back to do their homework, and the second sister gave them two mobile phones to use in turn.
I am very satisfied with doing nothing. These children have grown up. I've been here several times before, and every time I come in, the children scramble for the bags and grab the food inside, but the school equipment is thrown all over the floor. Nowadays, it is gratifying that as soon as the children enter the door, they all lie on their desks and finish their homework seriously. In their unique living environment, do they realize that reading can change their lives?
I talked to my mother Kong about the baby. A big girl with epilepsy, now 38 years old, has been sleeping for several days since her onset. There is also a child with cerebral palsy and cartilage blindness who is also ten years old. It would be great if someone donated two old medical beds with adjustable height to take care of the urine and feces of these children when they were sick.
The old man is as talkative as before, teaching us to love each other, to love ourselves, and to love irrelevant people around us. Seeing that the children of the old people get along well, three married older girls help at home, cook and do housework, and look after the children, which is a heavy task.
Come on, second sister, help you. It's very kind to listen to what the married elder sister-in-law and young children say. As mother Kong said: It's all mine.
Like the great mother Kong!