When he was five years old, Jiang Suisui picked up a radio that didn't work at a flea market.
That night, a young voice came from the radio:
"Comrade, when the war is over, I want to go home."
From that day on, Jiang Suisui discovered that he could hear the letters home that he could not send.
Some of them died in the snowy mountains, some were buried on the island, and some of them didn't even leave their names.
Jiang Suisui has a small wish.
Get their names back and get their words into the hands of their families.
She opened a "home post office".
The post office doesn't charge any money, just a photo, a memory, and the words "I'll wait for you to come home."
Xiao Naituan took an old radio and traveled around cities, mountain villages, islands and borders.
She helped the elderly man who lost his only child wait for a letter home that was 70 years late, helped the descendants of the martyrs find their father they had never met, helped the tombkeepers fulfill their lifelong commitment, and made each of the silent heroes finally be remembered by the world.
Everyone thought Jiang Suisui was just a cute little baby who could cry and act coquettishly.
Until the entire Internet discovered that the first unknown martyr she found was actually related to her life experience.
And there was a name hidden in that radio that was never sent.
