On the way to Turkey, the bus passed by the place where the 1999 earthquake occurred, and the tour guide took the opportunity to tell a touching but sad story. The story happened the day after the earthquake. ...

After the earthquake, many houses collapsed, and rescuers from all over the world kept searching for possible survivors. Two days later, they saw an incredible picture in the gap-a mother with her hands on the ground and a stone with unknown weight on her back. Seeing the rescuers, she cried in despair: "Help my daughter, I have been holding on for two days, and I can't hold on any longer …" Her seven-year-old child.

The rescuers were frightened and tried to move the stones around them, hoping to rescue the mother and daughter as soon as possible, but there were too many stones and they were too heavy to arrive soon.

When the media came here to take photos, rescuers were crying and digging, while hard-working mothers were waiting ... Through TV and newspapers, Turks were so sad that they shed tears. More people put down what they are doing and devoted themselves to the rescue operation. The rescue operation lasted from day to night. Finally, a tall rescuer reached out and grabbed her little daughter and pulled her out, but ... she gasped for a long time. Mother is very anxious.

Thinking that her daughter is still alive is the only reason and hope for her to endure for two days. The rescuer finally couldn't stand it anymore and burst into tears: "Yes, she is still alive. Now we have to send him to the hospital for emergency treatment, and then we have to send you! " He knew that if his mother heard that her daughter was dead, she would lose the will to survive and put down the earth and stone to crush her, so she lied to her.

Mother smiled wearily. Later, she was rescued and sent to the hospital. Her hands were once stiff and unable to bend. The next day, the headline of a Turkish newspaper was a photo of her hands on the ground, with the headline "This is maternal love".

The burly tour guide said, "I am an emotional person, but when I saw this report, I cried." I will tell this story every time I take a group through here. " In fact, not only did he cry, but we also cried in the car. ...