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Construction Worker Walks to the Subway Nightly to Use Free Wi-Fi and Talk to His Family
He couldn’t afford a personal internet connection.
A person who is devoted to his family will do anything, everything just to keep in touch with them, no matter the situation is. This Chinese migrant worker had to leave his family in Henan Province in central China to work as a construction worker in Shanghai. With no means to have a personal internet connection, he walks to the subway every night just to use the free Wi-Fi.
Ge Yuanzheng has a very tight budget – he earns only 200-300 yuan ($30-$45) a day. He lives with his workmates in a bare dormitory. The hard-working father would rather save whatever money he earns for his family.
This construction worker patiently walks to the subway every night so he can use the free Wi-Fi and call his family.
He lives simply in a dormitory.
“I don’t want to spend money, but I miss home and want to talk to my family,” said Ge in a quote from the South China Morning Post.
A pedestrian saw him calling his family at the station and took his picture to share online. Just as expected, the picture quickly went viral and earned the sympathy of netizens.
He earned the respect and sympathy of netizens.
He usually calls from 7 p.m. or 8 p.m.
It turns out that his wife had no idea of the effort that Ge has to exert just to talk to his family back home. But she was also making adjustments on her end – she uses the neighbor’s Wi-Fi connection just to talk to her husband.
Ge is planning to go home to Henan for the Chinese New Year and give his wife a new phone.
The couple has two children – a son who already has a job and a daughter studying nursing with a tuition of 30,000 yuan or ($4,646) a year.
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Creative Teen Builds Cool Prosthetic Arm For Himself Using LEGO Blocks
Brilliant! We’re all impressed and inspired!
If there's one children's toy that inspires creativity, it's gotta be Lego. This applies not only for the young but likewise for adults.
In the past, we've seen remarkable creations such as that cool black dress created by a husband for his wife, that massive Titanic replica made from 30,000 pieces of Lego, plus many others.
Now we've got another story - and an inspiring one, at that - about a teen who utilized Lego blocks to realize his dream of having a new arm....
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Excited Rooster Sprints To The Bus Every Day To Greet His Friend
He knows so well when his favorite person’s coming home.
There are several heartwarming stories about special friendships formed between a human and a dog, or perhaps a cat. Rarely is the story about a unique bond between a girl and her rooster. It's an unusual thing but it exists -- and it's the story of Frog and Savannah from Atlanta, Texas.
Thirteen-year-old Savannah Burn's best friend is a rooster named Frog, who's been with the family for about a year. Frog seems to consider Savannah his favorite human. Why wouldn't he? He just loves to hang out with her most of the time.
Teenager Savannah has found a friend in a rooster named Frog.
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Touching and inspiring stories have become popular today, simply because, in the fast-paced life, people are clamoring for a breath of fresh air. We are seeking stories that make our hearts melt and we learn the true meaning of being sensitive to the needs of others.
One particular story has gone viral and netizens are applauding the kindhearted gesture of a Filipino man living in Australia. He recounted how he had helped a homeless guy and the post has garnered thousands of likes and shares.
The story began when Luis Xavier del Rosario saw Ian, a homeless man, sitting at the corner of the QVB in Sydney.
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