Three-Year-Old Suibao Turns the Nation's Heroes Over to the State: I'll Bring the Fallen Heroes Home

[Adorable Baby] [Modern-Day Fantasy] [Everyone's Darling] [Positive Energy] [Tearjerker] [Love of Country] [Anthology] [Passionate] [Healing] [Donating to the Nation]

Jiang Sui Sui is three and a half years old. Ever since birth, she has had a pair of "star ears" that let her hear sounds no one else can hear.

They are tiny sparks left behind by the fallen, hovering in midair and flickering as they yearn to go home.

By a garbage can, she finds a star so hot it burns her. The star says, "My name is Song Xiangyang. I'm a firefighter. My mom is still waiting for me to come home for dinner."

At the martyrs' cemetery, she finds a star frozen stiff. The star says, "My name is Shitou. I've been gone for 70 years. I want to eat dumplings from my hometown."

Beneath a boundary marker at the border, she finds a star standing ramrod straight. The star says, "My name is Lin Shen. I can't tell you my daughter's name. Go see her for me. She should be three years old now."

The day her mother carries her into the police station, the whole internet erupts: "The country has taken this little dumpling in!"

From then on, the country establishes the Starfire Family Reunion Office for her. Veteran soldiers serve as her human chairs, anti-drug officers take turns standing guard, and firefighters line up to give her little red flowers.

Someone asks her, "Sui Bao, why do you always go to the martyrs' cemetery?"

The little dumpling holds the star in her arms tightly and answers in her baby voice:

"Because the grandpas, grandmas, uncles, and aunties there are all waiting for me to take them home."