A story is about a couple whose car broke down in Africa and met a lion. The woman ran out of the car to save the man and was killed by the lion.

He and his wife are driving a truck full of daily necessities on the endless savanna, and they are going to the road construction base deep in the grassland.

Just then, a fierce lion suddenly flashed in front of them. The truck ran at full speed, trying to get rid of the lion, but the lion followed.

The more impatient they were, the thing that annoyed them happened: the car got stuck in the pit and stalled. If you want to start the car again, you must shake it up. But the lion is lying outside the car, eyeing.

The two men shouted, threw things and tried their best, but the lion didn't mean to walk away at all. In desperation, he spent an unbearable night in the car with his wife in his arms. But lions are more patient than they are. The next morning, the beast was still outside the car, drooling over the delicious food they were about to eat.

The sun is like fire, and the air seems to be burning. The wife has begun to dehydrate. On the savanna, dehydration is terrible. Before long, people will die. He only hugs his wife, which seems to be the only way to prevent lions and death from taking her away. At this point, their inner despair is more fierce than that of a lion, and they must act, otherwise they can only do nothing. He said: only if I go down and fight the lion, maybe I can win. In fact, both of them know very well that even if their strength is added up, it may not be worth the beast. My wife seems to be talking to herself: I can't stay any longer, otherwise I won't die of heat, I will be exhausted, and finally I have no strength to drive. Many people are waiting for us to go back. If we don't go back, they can't even eat. Outside the car, the lion didn't lose interest in them at all. He wants to exhaust his opponent's life to continue his own. Without swords and swords, life and death are sonorous in silence.

I don't know how long it took, but my wife whispered, I have an idea. What method? Say it! How much the husband wants to hear that she can lead them to life. The wife silently reached out her hands, put her arms around his head, stared affectionately, and then said word for word: You must drive the car back! His eyes were full of tears when he spoke. He suddenly understood his wife's so-called method, grabbed her by the shoulder and shouted, No! Don't! His wife took his hand: you can't do this, you can't be impulsive. You go down, who will drive? Before she finished, she suddenly pushed him away, opened the car door, jumped down and ran as fast as she could.

The lion jumped up and ran away.

She is putting her life into the lion's mouth, paving the way for her husband's survival.

He only felt the blood rush and it was about to explode. He grabbed the crank and jumped out of the car to chase the lion. How can he watch his wife being eaten alive by wild animals?

The wife's voice came from a distance: Move the car quickly! Drive! His heart was torn and stung. He returned to the front of the car amid his wife's shouts, started the car and chased the lion crazily.

Far away, the scene of a lion biting his wife is also heartbreaking. The car hit the lion, and the lion fled in panic.

Only the cries echoed in the distance were left on the grassland-sadness, sadness and heartbreak.

This is a story told by an old man named Liu Huogen one day in June 1999. The old man is the husband. He and his wife are members of China's road construction team to help build a country in Africa. The love his wife left him with her life 27 years ago has been deeply hidden in his heart.

If you go, you will be double, and if you come back, you will be single. After returning home, Liu Huogen tied his wife's ashes to his body and lived in seclusion in the mountains to protect the forest until today. He said that a quiet place can make his wife sleep soundly and let him hear his wife's soul more clearly. He said that for 27 years, his wife's ashes have never left his body, and they will never leave. Even if he dies, he will be with his wife.

Brutality can take away life, but not the eternal word: love.