What about the child in the photo of "Hungry Sudan"? What happened to the photographer?

1July 27, 994, just won the highest prize in the press? Pulitzer? South African photographer Kevin? Carter ended his young life with carbon monoxide in a car in Johannesburg. As the most talented war photographer in the 1990s, why did he end his life at the peak of his career? Did the little girl in his famous photo finally survive?

During 1993, a serious famine occurred in war-torn Sudan. As a freelance photojournalist, Carter came to this country surrounded by war and hunger, and intended to convey the situation here to people all over the world with his own reports, hoping to attract people's attention. In a United Nations food aid operation, a dying little girl and a vulture eyeing up behind her attracted Carter's attention. This extremely contradictory picture gave him a great shock. He took this famous photo with his camera.

Carter named this photo "Hungry Sultan" and published it in The New York Times on March 26th. 1993. After this shocking photo was published, it won great honor for Carter and attracted many criticisms and doubts. Many people think Carter is so heartless that he only takes photos but doesn't lend a helping hand to the little girl. Most people who have seen the photo are worried about the fate of the little girl in the photo and that she will be eaten by vultures.

In fact, Carter drove away the vulture after taking a photo. The little girl in the photo was wearing a bracelet, indicating that she was protected and cared for by a charity organization, and her mother was waiting for food aid not far away. Carter wrote all this information in the photo, but it didn't attract people's attention. People always accuse Carter of being cold-blooded and unwilling to accept any explanation from Carter.

Carter's film Hungry Sudan caused great repercussions all over the world, so he won the Pulitzer Prize of 1994, which is the highest award in the field of journalism and the highest honor he won. However, Carter was not happy after winning the prize, because more accusations followed. Even his friends, out of jealousy or real anger, followed suit and accused him of putting down his camera and helping the little girl.

Faced with people's accusations, Carter gradually lost confidence in life. Shortly thereafter, one of his colleagues was killed by the rebels while performing the task in his place. This incident made Carter feel deeply guilty. He always thought it should be him who died, because this was his task. When everything went wrong in life, the unbearable Carter finally chose to bid farewell to this world.

When the news of Carter's death was made public, no one had the slightest sympathy for him, and some even gloated that he had a conscience. After Carter's death, John, one of the Pulitzer Prize judges? Kaplan only let people know the truth in an interview. Facts have proved that everything Carter said at the beginning is true. In this photo he took, there are indeed celebrities who will help the little girl in the back, and the little girl's mother is not far away waiting to get food.

When is John? Only after Kaplan's interview was made public did people realize that they might have misjudged the young photographer. Unfortunately, when people learned the truth, Carter had already ended his young life in a verbal attack.

I'm really, really sorry for everyone. The pain of life far exceeds the joy. ? The only last words he left were full of disappointment with life. What about Carter's daughter Megan? Carter was interviewed when he grew up. She was silent for a while, and then said, The whole world owes him an apology. He was the little girl in the photo. People accused him like a vulture, and finally the vulture killed him.

When all the truth came out, people began to look for news of the little girl in the photo while feeling sorry for Carter. It was not until 200 1 that people found the little girl's father. It turned out that the child in the photo was not a little girl at all, but a little boy named Kong Niyong. He was cared for by a charity organization until he died of a high fever in 2007.