On March 18, cherry blossoms were in full bloom in Wuhan University, and a couple cried at the school gate. In front of them is looking for you, looking for his son Wu Sheng. On February 17 this year, Wu Sheng, a sophomore majoring in Surveying and Mapping in School of Information, Wuhan University, left the school, and his whereabouts are still unknown. After the matter was reported by the local media, it aroused social concern.

It is reported that this year's Lantern Festival (February 1 1), Wu Sheng returned to Wuhan from his hometown in Liupanshui, Guizhou. Before leaving, Wu Sheng told his parents that there might be three subjects failed in the last semester of Senior Two, and he had to go to school to review the make-up exam.

"I don't want him to go. Tell him that you like school more than home now. " On March 20th, Wu Sheng's mother He told the Beijing News reporter. At that time, Wu Sheng also comforted her.

On February 19, before school started, Wu Sheng's father suddenly received a phone call from the school counselor. "He asked me if Wu Sheng was not at school. Has he gone home? " At this time, the school and parents discovered that Wu Sheng had lost contact since the afternoon of February 17.

Wu Sheng's father told the Beijing News reporter that the monitoring collected by the school showed that on February 7 15: 49, Wu Shengsheng was near the bus stop of Luojiashan underground passage on the north side of Bayi Road in Hongshan District. He went to the underground passage and never saw him again.