Four-Year-Old Prodigy Turns Herself In: I Bring Fallen Heroes Home

[Modern Romance with a Twist] [Adorable Child] [Turning Relics Over to the State] [Fallen Heroes Return Home] [Linked Short Stories] [Love of Country and Family] [Everyone's Darling] [Healing and Tearjerking] [Light Suspense] [Family Redemption]

When Shen Xinghe was four, she found a cracked police whistle at her kindergarten's secondhand sale.

Nobody else heard a thing.

But clutching the whistle, she whispered:

"The uncle said, Xiaoman, don't wait anymore. He has to get the last person out first."

Her teacher thought she was telling a story.

But Shen Xinghe took the whistle to the police station and raised her hand earnestly.

"Uncle, this isn't mine. I'm turning it over to the state."

An old whistle leads to a counterterrorism hero who went missing twelve years ago.

A girl who thought her father didn't want her finally learns the truth she has waited so long to hear.

From then on, Shen Xinghe is surrounded by a group of people who "refuse to leave their names."

Firefighters rushing into the flames, rescue workers carrying children out of floods, fallen heroes who wrote their final letters home on the battlefield, and young people guarding the border beneath the snow line...

Whenever she hears an echo from a keepsake, she reports in her little voice:

"I know he wants to come home."

Someone asks if she's afraid.

Xiao He hugs the file box tight and shakes her head.

"I'm not afraid. They're just lost."

"We'll bring them home."