From the story of Mr. Lieu's return

The story goes like this, exactly 10 years ago, when Lieu was 10 years old, he lost his family. Some people thought that Lieu was kidnapped, and there was also information that the boy Lieu followed the adults in the village to earn money to support his family. Then he wandered all the way to China. When he was young, Vi Van Lieu was slower than other children, so he could not remember his relatives, hometown, or hometown. He only vaguely remembered his hometown in the mountains of Nghe An. During 10 years of wandering in a foreign land, Lieu experienced countless hardships.

Mr. Vi Van Lieu reunited with his relatives. Photo: Hong Ngoc

In early August 2022, images of Vi Van Lieu searching for his relatives appeared on social media. At this time, Lieu had returned to Vietnam and was wandering in Hoa Binh province. Fortunately, he received help from Mai Chau District Police, Hoa Binh province. From the little information available, Tuong Duong District Police contacted and coordinated with Mai Chau District Police to provide more information and conduct a local verification. Through verification, Tuong Duong District Police identified the missing person as Vi Van Lieu (born in 2002), residing in Xa Luong Commune, Tuong Duong District. Immediately after that,Willow was reunited with her family..

The story of Mr. Vi Van Lieu's return can be considered very lucky. Thanks to social networks and the community, he was able to return to his family and hometown. But through this story, it also helps the villagers see more clearly the reality of working abroad. Up to now, many people, for the sake of making a living and wanting to change their lives, have found every way to secretly go through unofficial channels to go abroad (mainly to China) to find work. What people see is a broken, fractured family. There are families where the husband or wife has been gone for many years without a single line of contact information, no one knows if they are alive or dead. A few years ago, in the mountainous districts of our province, there was a situation ofwomen go to china to sell fetuses. And in all of the above cases, no one gets rich.

Officers of Hanh Dich Border Guard Station (Nghe An Provincial Border Guard) propagate and disseminate the law to people in Hanh Dich commune, Que Phong district. Photo: D.C.

People now have a different perception. Nowadays, if you are diligent, you don't have to worry about not having a job or being hungry. In our province, many factories and enterprises are in dire need of labor. Young people, women and men just need to be diligent to have a job and an income, there is no need to work illegally and feel sorry for themselves.