Wake up（37）

 

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In 2018, Nan Yangsheng was studying at the Central Plains College of Humanities, and his younger brother Nan Yunshan was 18 years old. After Nan Yunshan graduated from high school, he failed to enter university and stayed at home. But he often gathers with some alumni to talk about social news stories.

When Nan Yunshan and alumni gathered, the most talked about was the "Mi Rabbit" movement.

In October 2017, after American actress Alyssa Milano used the word "#MeToo" on Twitter to encourage victims of sexual harassment or assault to speak out about their experiences, the #MeToo movement officially started and swept the world. The MeToo movement is also known as the "Mitu" movement in China. In 2018, China began with the accusation of Chen Xiaowu, a professor at Beihang University, and there have been more than 26 #MeToo cases. The accused include public welfare activist Deng Fei, media person Zhang Wen, CCTV host Zhu Jun, and Master Xuecheng, the abbot of Longquan Temple in Beijing. , Jingdong CEO Liu Qiangdong and other famous people.

That year, the voices of women saying "me too" came one after another, like a series of explosions. The fireworks exploded from major universities across the country to the public welfare, media, and even religious fields. More and more victims have come forward, and the decentralization and Internet exposure of the "Mi Rabbit" movement have also caused heated controversy in the field of public opinion. Nan Yunshan and his alumni were also involved in this field of public opinion.

However, in the political environment with Chinese characteristics, the "Mitu" movement is inevitably entangled with political factors such as citizen movements and speech censorship. Many of the whistleblowers hold important positions in state organs or are closely related to power. Whistleblowers need to face deletion of posts, interviews, and account bans... In addition, many media platforms have been banned for publishing articles related to "Mi Rabbit", and these things are no longer publicly mentioned.

2018 is an eventful year, with major events happening in China. The constitutional revision during the two sessions not only changed China's political system and established a supervisory committee, but the most important thing was the abolition of the presidential term system. Another big event is the Sino-US trade war. The impact of the Sino-US trade war has gone far beyond the economic field and extended to the political field. Another major event was that in May of that year, the Chinese government commemorated the 200th anniversary of Marx's birth in a high-profile manner, and proposed that the Communists should not forget their original aspirations. One of the core viewpoints of Marxism is to eliminate private ownership and practice communism. In this general environment, many experts have vigorously promoted the views that "the mission of the private economy has been completed, it must give way, and it must leave" and "workers must participate in the management of private enterprises." This kind of atmosphere has led to the insecurity of private entrepreneurs. So a 50-person forum emerged, which was a concentrated outbreak of discontent and anxiety in Chinese society. The general tone of the forum is to respect private enterprises, continue to reform and open up, and maintain market economy status; in a nutshell, it is to call on the government to continue to take the road of reform and opening up.

On July 21, 2018, the self-media person "Shou Ye" published "The King of Vaccines" on the WeChat public account, sorting out the disgraceful family history of the three "big guys" of vaccine manufacturers, and brought out the previous two batches, More than 650,000 children's vaccines were found to be substandard, and what is even more outrageous is that nine months after the official announcement, the production record and recall of the vaccine are still not released. Although it was quickly deleted from the entire network, "The King of Vaccines" still aroused rare attention and indignation. There have been many problematic vaccine incidents in mainland China in the past ten years. Fifteen people, including the chairman of Changchun Changsheng Biotechnology Co., Ltd., were arrested. The flow of problematic vaccines that have not been announced before has been fully identified. The scandal led to the accountability of seven provincial and ministerial officials involved. Changsheng Biology was revoked its drug production license and imposed a fine of 9.1 billion yuan, setting a record for the highest fine imposed on a pharmaceutical company in China. Several major flu vaccine manufacturers also "cut off supply" due to various reasons, resulting in a severe shortage in the market.

After the problematic vaccine was exposed, there was a wave of people going to Hong Kong for vaccination in the mainland, and related strategies became popular on various mother and child forums. After the shortage of influenza vaccines in the Mainland, many parents also took their children to Hong Kong for vaccination. Chai Jianhua, an old Chinese doctor, was in Hong Kong at that time. According to a report from Dagong.com, the number of mainland customers who have clinics has increased by about 30% compared with last year. This has led to a tight supply of vaccines in Hong Kong, and it is necessary to book at least one week in advance to get a vaccine in Hong Kong.

Chai Jianhua, an old Chinese doctor, told Nan Yangsheng that China was in chaos.

In July 2018, employees of the listed company Shenzhen Jasic Technology demanded to establish a legal union independently, but was suppressed by the management, the superior union and the police, and 30 workers and supporters were arrested. Teachers and students from Peking University, Tsinghua University, Renmin University of China and many other universities signed a petition in support, and many students went to Shenzhen to support. At the end of August, the Shenzhen police forcefully suppressed the Jasic labor movement.

On August 24, a 20-year-old female passenger in Yueqing City, Zhejiang Province was killed while riding Didi Shunfeng. According to media reports, the passenger lost contact after sending a "help" message to a friend. Relatives and friends immediately reported the situation to Didi customer service, but there was no response. The day before the incident, the suspect was complained by another passenger, but no reply was received in time. Just 3 months ago, a 21-year-old female flight attendant in Zhengzhou, Henan Province was also killed by the driver while riding Didi Shunfeng. Didi Shunfengche platform announced at that time that it would suspend business for a week for rectification, but these rectifications did not prevent the tragedy from happening again.

Chai Jianhua said to Nan Yangsheng that your younger brother Nan Yunshan didn't pay attention to these major domestic and foreign events and social news, but some extraordinary measures to strictly control the development of private enterprises actually involved him in a catastrophe.

Chai Jianhua sighed and said:

I hope everyone can protect children. I am particularly afraid that others will treat adoption as a gossip. What I dislike the most is when someone talks in private about whose child is adopted, even if it is well-intentioned. Therefore, I am particularly reluctant about the adoption of your three brothers and sisters.

Your brother has already finished junior high school and high school. During the ten years he grew up, I have been careful not to touch the word "adoption" in front of him.

You should know that there are some things you can't hide, especially when it comes to things like adoption. Of course, I also know that most people are not malicious.

But one time, your younger brother Nan Yunshan suddenly ran to my place and cried loudly, saying that the urban management scolded him in ugly words, saying that he was not born to his parents.

Chai Jianhua told Nan Yangsheng: "Later, I learned that the urban management officer was the deputy captain. He did not allow your grandfather to set up a stall next to the market to sell traditional Chinese medicine. Nan Yunshan accompanied your grandfather to sell. Nan Yunshan and the urban management deputy captain There was a quarrel. The deputy captain of the urban management pointed at your brother and called him a bastard! I went to the deputy captain afterwards and criticized him. How could I say such things to the child! Adopted children need everyone to protect them together. Not just the relatives, friends, and neighbors of the adoptive family, but everyone in the society, even children. I hope that no matter what kind of mentality you hold, you will not cast different eyes on them, and hope that everyone will only treat them as Ordinary children, let them grow up fairly and happily like other children.”

However, what reassures Chai Jianhua is that Nan Yunshan is very sensible and obedient. He has never quarreled with his grandfather and mother since he was a child, and he has known to celebrate his grandfather and mother’s birthday, help with housework since the third grade. Sister Liwa accompanies her grandfather to collect Chinese medicine. Although his grades are in the middle of the class, he has a good attitude. He always says that he must be a teacher in the future and never criticizes students with poor grades.

Chai Jianhua sighed to Nan Yangsheng: Your mother, He Zhonglan, told me that Nan Yunshan's biological father and mother had gone to Hong Kong when she found out about this incident. Can you help find them? I think they will also miss their own flesh and blood.

Chai Jianhua agreed, and asked a friend to publish a missing person notice in the newspaper when he went to Hong Kong, and he really found Nan Yunshan's biological parents.

When Chai Jianhua and Nanyunshan's biological father gave birth to his mother, Nanyunshan's biological mother cried and said: "I have always missed my son, and I also want to find him, and want to know the whereabouts of the son I abandoned back then. But I was afraid of hurting the child's heart. We abandoned him, which is a very abominable thing."

Why did Nan Yunshan's biological parents abandon their own biological bones?

It turned out that China implemented the one-child policy at that time, and it was illegal to have a second child. For decades, China has controlled population growth through the one-child policy. Couples who conceive and give birth to a second child face severe penalties, including hefty fines and forced abortions. At the time, the couple already had a son, and when they became pregnant again, both considered inducing labor. At that time, she was seven months pregnant and wanted to induce labor for the child.

Nan Yunshan's biological mother said:

At that time, I could often hear the sound of fetal movement. If the labor was induced, I felt that the child was quite pitiful. So, my final decision is to give birth to him. I think, after birth, if you can’t support yourself, you can give it away.

However, when I entered the delivery room, the police came to my door and told me: You have committed the crime of superseding the child, and you will report to the police station after you leave the hospital. Later, I found out that my husband had been mortgaged by the police for three days.

I clearly remember the day when I handed my son over to his grandma to raise him: On the third morning after the son was born, I made milk with a feeding bottle, put it in his arms, held it like that, and then handed it over to his grandma . He didn't cry at that time, he fell asleep. I kissed him lightly, and I knew it was the last farewell. On that day, my husband and I flew to Hong Kong.

The decision at that time was to indirectly entrust the son to his grandmother to take care of him. My husband and I figured out a way to bring our son over once we figured out where to settle in Hong Kong. As the child's biological parents, we have been enduring mental torture, because the child's grandmother passed away not long after. We have inquired many times, but we can't find his whereabouts. I don't know if the child is alive or not.

When Nan Yunshan's biological parents learned of Nan Yunshan's whereabouts from Chai Jianhua, they were very excited and agreed with Chai Jianhua that they would come back from Hong Kong to meet him on Nan Yunshan's 18th birthday. Hangzhou West Lake Broken Bridge is their meeting place. People are there to meet their loved ones.

After listening to Chai Jianhua's narration, Nan Yangsheng felt sad for his younger brother's biological parents, but also happy for his younger brother.

But the information obtained by Nan Yangsheng is just the story of his younger brother's life experience that has been concealed for so many years.

What shocked him even more was that Chai Jianhua didn't tell him, should he say this? Chai Jianhua closed his eyes hesitantly.

Nan Yangsheng said: "Old Chai, you are tired, you should have a good rest first."