Yan Feng, 32, is an undergraduate in a university in Wuhan. Eight years ago, after graduating from college, he could not find a suitable job and moved from Hubei to Chongqing. His salary is not high, and he often asks his family for hundreds of dollars for living expenses. "Other people's children work and send them home. Not only do you not send it, but you also want it at home. " The father complained casually, but let his son decide not to contact his family. The 800 yuan money remitted by the family to Cary has never been touched. In 2008, Yan Feng completely lost contact with his family.

"He changed jobs several times, but he was not satisfied." Father Yan Ming said that he has two children, and Yan Feng is the only child. He is introverted and unwilling to communicate with others. "He is thoughtful and paranoid."

Yan Feng's mother, Zhang Mei, is over sixty years old. Over the past six years, she has been to Chongqing four times, all for him. Seeing a tramp like a son in Chaotianmen, I tried to have a paternity test, which disappointed the old man. Fortunately, on February 3, 65438, Shapingba District Detention Center called and asked, "Are you Yan Feng's brother-in-law?" On the phone, he claimed to be Pu Xiaorong, director of the Shapingba District Detention Center in Chongqing.

It turned out that Yan Feng got into trouble in a KTV in the sand area and was detained by the police 10 day. As the police found out that he was still using the first-generation ID card, they called their family for confirmation because of the identity problem ... The whole family bought a train ticket overnight and rushed to the sand detention center the next day.

He felt very timid and wanted to save some money before going back.

Yesterday, the reporter met Yan Feng. He couldn't help crying when he saw his parents whom he hadn't seen for years.

Yan Feng said that when he came to Chongqing, he got a job at the end of the year and sold computers in Shiqiaopu, which cost more than RMB 1000 a month. Yan Feng lost his mobile phone that year, so he made an excuse for himself and simply stopped contacting his family.

"It's not that I don't want to contact, I feel very embarrassed and want to save some money to go back." Every New Year, he is alone in his room, eating New Year's Eve dinner alone, and sometimes secretly crying. But when he thinks about his father's words, he thinks that he must live up to expectations and bring the money home. In this way, pushing and pushing, year after year, not contacting home has become an inertia. "I miss my parents at home very much, but I dare not call, and I feel a little evasive."

Now, Yan Feng has found a job in e-commerce with a salary of more than 6000 yuan. She was going home for the Spring Festival, but she didn't expect to be in trouble. Yan Feng regretted knowing that his 88-year-old grandmother was old and wanted to see him one last time. Yesterday, Yan Feng's family had set foot on the train home.