Later, he settled in Jinan, Shandong, and his family all had northern tastes. However, being trafficked to Guangdong, she couldn't get used to northern food, so Shen decided to study Cantonese cuisine. In a year, people who can cook noodles and porridge learned clay pot rice, shrimp and shredded bamboo noodles, barbecued pork with honey and steamed turbot.
15 years ago, when Shen Cong was working in Zengcheng, a 1 year-old son was forcibly taken away by two men in the rental house, and was later trafficked to Meizhou by "human trafficker" Zhang Weiping. 20 18 12, Zhang Weiping and other five "traffickers" were sentenced to crime of trafficking in children by the Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court. Mr. and Mrs. Shen, who filed an incidental civil lawsuit, have appealed to the Guangdong High Court.
In March 2020, Guangdong police found the kidnapped Shen Cong in 15. After that, the father and son recognized each other and transferred from Guangdong to Shandong to go to school.
Role life
After the abducted boy went home, his father Shen gradually returned to his family. It has become a new habit for Shen to share homemade food videos on short video platforms. On August 3 1 day, Shen Liangjun told the Southern Reporter that he was not a "food blogger". Cooking for family and children is a dream of Xunzi 15 years. Now, I want to share these food videos with you when I dream.
Shen's short video account has 654.38+900,000 fans, and his food videos have attracted more and more attention. Shen Liangjun recalled that the first time to register a short video platform account was on 20 18. The original intention is to record the process of finding children. "I hope to tell you through video that there will be no more trafficking in the future." After finding the child Shen Cong, Shen has more time to record videos and record his life.
Shen said that in order to make a living, he is working as a driver and will continue to share food with everyone. At the same time, abduction is also an area that he will always pay attention to. He hopes to help more families reunite through his own resources and experience in finding children.