Spring Festival travel rush Gaofeng's mother, moved by China, found it. Why did she move everyone?

1 1 years ago, such a photo made us know China's mother, Bamu Yubu, who touched the craze in Spring Festival travel rush. What moved her most was that she made this photo three-dimensional and let people feel and touch it. In the photo, a young woman is carrying a bag as high as one person, while holding a silly baby in her hand. Bamuyu Bumuwan is like everyone who goes home in Spring Festival travel rush. I believe this scene will make many people cry. The image of mother in this photo reminds us of our own mother, who is weak and powerful. No matter when and where, the brilliance of motherhood is always hard to hide.

Women are weak, but mothers are strong? Bamuyu Bumumu profoundly explained this female image to us and touched China, because it is a true portrayal of the mother image in real life. Each of us has a mother, and we will remember her meticulous care and love for us. We all have children, and we think that as mothers, we always care about the feelings of our children, which is a natural expression of our deep feelings. Motherly love has existed since ancient times, but this topic will never be abandoned because of anything. The true maternal love hidden in women is the most precious thing since we were born. She doesn't care about any interests or purposes. Motherly love is selfless, she is delicate and moistens things silently. So the photos are touching, and Bamuyu Bumu is also touching and admirable. She deserves the praise of Spring Festival travel rush's mother who touched China. 20 10 10 on October 30th, reporter Zhou Ke took this photo at Nanchang Railway Station during the spring tide in Spring Festival travel rush. 1 1 years later, Zhou Ke finally saw his mother in the photo. 20 1 1 year, this photo named "Children, Mom Takes You Home" won the annual photojournalism gold award and the 2 1 China news award. For 1 1, Zhou Ke has been looking for the young mother in the photo, searching and piecing together day after day, and finally found her-Bamuyu. She said:? That trip took her three days and two nights? . Recalling the time at the railway station, her luggage was full of quilts and clothes, and she was carrying instant noodles, bread and diapers in her hand. After a lapse of 1 1 year, Bamu Yubumu has been lifted out of poverty by the original file-setting households, and a new house with reinforced concrete structure has been built at home, with three bedrooms and one living room, and the windows are bright and clean. Bamu Yubumu has also been subsidized by the state in education and medical care. Unfortunately, the baby in the photo, the second daughter of Bamu Yubumu, died of illness. The third daughter born later also died ten days after birth. However, the Bamuyu Bumu family has been helped by the state's precise poverty alleviation. Now she has planted six acres of tobacco fields and given birth to several children. Life at home is getting better and better, but now Bamu Yubu has become more calm and rich, and we have seen a better life.