You've read too much about northern Myanmar on the Internet, so you wouldn't think it's true, right?
You think everyone is just here for the high salary, but you don't know how specific and perfect each link is designed to trick normal people step by step?
How can one write about the comprehensive experience from the perspective of the victim without experiencing it personally? This immersive experience will really make readers feel creepy!
How can one think so much about love and human nature without having rich experiences?
How can rescuing northern Myanmar be said to be so simple?
Which step is not full of twists and turns and determination to survive in the face of death?
Northern Myanmar is hell, and there are demons there. To achieve self-salvation and redemption of others in northern Myanmar is not just a passion and brainless design. What is needed is the right time, place and people, as well as an overall improvement in intelligence and strength. Although this article has been partially adapted, most of it is real experience.
From Wang Hong's perspective, this article will take you to an immersive experience of how a person was deceived into northern Myanmar and unable to resist, experienced despair but had no solution, and the helplessness of trying to defraud in order to survive. He exerted the maximum potential of his brain and body to gain limited freedom. Even if he was very powerful, he was still at the mercy of others. Rescue in northern Myanmar was really like pulling chestnuts from the fire.
There are also:
The true love between men and women in distress makes people's blood boil;
The brotherhood of living and dying together is enviable;
The sweeping killing scenes are gut-wrenching;
The homesickness of not being able to return home is hard to let go;
Faced with the difficult choice of betrayal by fellow countrymen;
The continuous growth of mind and concepts.
All I can say is that not everyone can return to China.
The inner drama is well written.