Micro blog gives boost to hunt for missing kids
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Feng's website has an advantage because all of the information is supplied by the children's parents, which is more efficient for finding missing kids, Bei said.
"I also suggested he record his experiences along the way and update his micro blog. I told him to publish more photos and collect information online, which can be followed easier through the Internet," he added.
Nan Xiaojing, a 45-year-old factory worker in Shanxi, said she was touched by Feng's story.
"Child trafficking also has happened in my factory. Two women riding motorcycles took one of my colleague's kids several years ago, but they were found later," she said. "If a family loses a child, the parents will be heavily burdened."
Nan said she will join the journey and make a contribution if Feng's truck comes to her area.
Taiyuan middle school teacher Liang Jiansheng, 45, said he does not think Feng's efforts will lead to more missing children being found.
"The search for a missing kid cannot only rely on residents themselves or some welfare organizations. Instead, it needs the government' attention and efforts," Liang said.
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