9-year-old newspaper boy sells newspapers along the street, trying to save money only for treating seriously ill grandfather

In order to save the grandfather and save more money, Xiao Haoran sold the newspaper without stopping.

Original title: Zhengzhou 9-year-old newsboy selling newspapers along the street to pay for the treatment of seriously ill grandfather

Character: Song Haoran of Zhengzhou

Core Tips | When the grandfather was seriously ill and needed to raise money, the 9-year-old Song Haoran became a "newsboy" near the Zhengzhou Old Passenger North Station, holding a newspaper every day selling along the street.

The computer does not buy money to treat the grandfather

At 6:30 in the morning yesterday, the cool wind blew, and the road near the old passenger station North Station of Garden Road, from time to time came the sound of rustling reading newspapers.

At this time, a student-like boy, along with his parents, is sorting and integrating the Dahe newspaper of the day. His movements are light and skillful, and he continually yawns. He, Song Haoran, is 9 years old this year and is in the fourth grade at Weiyi Road.

"The first person to come to the newspaper every day is him, and the last one is him." On the spot, a staff member responsible for the summer "Little Newsboy" social practice activities said that he was particularly impressed by Song Haoran. On the 8th, the first day of the event, Haoran came to register early.

"I just want to make some money to treat my grandfather." Faced with the reporter of Dahe Daily, Xiao Hao, who was awkward, was willing to speak for a long time. He told reporters that his grandfather is 62 years old and suffering from uremia. He has been living in the hospital and taking medicine every day. "To the grandfather to see a doctor, it takes tens of thousands. Without so much money, I will sell the newspaper to earn money." Song Haoran said that he has already spent more than 5,000 yuan on pocket money. He planned to buy a computer and now plans to continue. For the grandfather to see a doctor.

The child’s new clothes have only one down jacket.

At about 6:40, Song Haoran made the first single "business". For the next two hours, he traveled to and from the bus stop on the south side of the flyover and water conservancy school. Everyone sold his own newspaper. . His mother, Ms. Wang, is a "housekeeper", and her small backpack is filled with loose money for finding and using.

"Mom, give it another sale." Song Haoran handed it to his mother with a yuan. There are very citizens who take the initiative to buy the Dahe newspaper in Haoran’s hands. Some citizens paid for it but did not take the newspaper. "Hao Ran is very sensible and never spends money." Ms. Wang said that there are two patients in the family who can't go out to work. The family's livelihood depends on the child's father's monthly salary of more than 2,000 yuan. The child's grandfather suffered in 2004. Bladder cancer, recurring after surgery, during this period has undergone seven operations, and was diagnosed with uremia in January this year. "For so many years, the only new dress for a child is the down jacket I bought for him." Ms. Wang choked.

Misfortunes are not alone. In 2019, Haoran’s grandmother was hospitalized for cerebral hemorrhage and fell hemiplegic sequelae. After leaving the hospital, the old man has lived in Ms. Wang’s house. Ms. Wang said that her three brothers and sisters lived in the countryside, the economic conditions were not good, the brains of the younger brothers were stimulated, and the family’s affairs could not be managed. The responsibility of taking care of Haoran’s grandfather relied on her and her husband.

The newspaper sent a "package" to help the mother achieve her wish

"There are too many children who have owed money. He has never been to a distant door." Ms. Wang said that this time she participated in the "Little Newsboy" event, she could exchange for a loyalty card, and she could exchange for the Malawan ticket and the children of the future. The package of the Vocational Experience Hall. "I have already given it to my son. After the sale is over, I plan to take him to a long-term experience."

In the view of Ms. Wang, the son who was sensible has become more diligent since he became a "small newspaper boy". In the morning, he does not care if he goes to bed. "Before the son was timid, now after training, he is not afraid to associate with people." Ms. Wang said.

Last night, the person in charge of the summer "Little Newsboy" social practice activities learned of the special situation of Song Haoran's family, and immediately decided to give a free package to Haoran.