[Help, sob sob sob, now I want to cry whenever I see our precious An.]
[Same. I haven't been okay since watching that video.]
[As someone who was also bullied at school, I can really relate to what happened to Gu Nian'an.]
[I watched a lot of replays and noticed our baby stumbling a few times when he walked on rainy days. Was his leg hurting? Sob sob sob.]
[I noticed too! But at the time I thought the courtyard was slippery because of the rain. Only after seeing that video did I realize. A comminuted fracture-even after it heals, wouldn't he spend the rest of his life in pain?]
[Sob sob sob, I just can't. He's so gentle. Why wouldn't those people leave him alone?]
[I've had surgery on my leg, and every time it gets a little colder or rains, the pain is unbearable. I don't know how Gu Nian'an kept filming the show.]
[That reminded me of when Gu Nian'an kept struggling with the choreography during the talent show and even fell. So many people called him a slacker and said he was doing it on purpose. Was it actually because his leg hurt?]
[Yes, even then I didn't think he looked like he was falling on purpose. Then that video came out, and I instantly choked up. How could someone who'd jumped off a building still dance...]
Over the next few days, everyone played cards and chatted in the little courtyard, occasionally helping the villagers with small chores in exchange for food.
Because Gu Nian'an looked so sweet and likable, Auntie Wang from next door often brought him fruit.
That day, Auntie Wang brought another basket of oranges. Smiling at Gu Nian'an, she said, "Child, my children bought these for me. Take them and eat them.