10 years have passed since that African boy begged for water. What has he become now?

Lead: There are many developed countries and many developing countries in the world. Is Africa a poor place in your mind? Strictly speaking, it seems so. Africa is short of food, clothes and daily necessities. To exaggerate, even pure water is scarce in Africa, and there are still many poor people there who can't solve the problem of food and clothing.

Some people in Africa, their lives are unimaginable difficulties, and their survival seems simple, but for them, this is their greatest wish. Although the world economy has developed rapidly and living standards have improved a lot, there are still many poor places in the world, and the poor population in Africa ranks first in the world. It is a problem to want to eat a full meal and drink pure water.

At that time, there was a little boy in Africa begging for water by the roadside. He has been begging for water for 10 years, living the life that others want.

First, Africa with relatively backward life

Africa is not only backward in life, but also short of materials. The local people are superstitious, feudal and poor in thought. In African religions, children born will be used to tell the fortune of witches. Some children will be abandoned by their families after being regarded as unlucky by witches, because parents think that ominous children will bring bad luck to their families, so they leave their children on the side of the road.

Of course, no mother will abandon her children. It is their father who is cruel. This practice also makes many street children in Africa. When you travel to Africa, you will see some hungry children begging for food on the roadside. They also want to live.

Second, African boys beg for water to drink.

Once, a two-year-old African boy wanted to drink water very much. He saw a passing female tourist holding a bottle of water, so he asked the female tourist for water to drink. The kind-hearted female tourist saw such a thin child asking for help and immediately extended a helping hand. This scene also made her feel very sad. An ordinary bottle of water is something that many African children long for.

But female tourists know that although the child is very poor, she is very sad to see such a child. However, it is impossible to solve this problem by her own efforts. If we want to save these children, we still have to make a decision.

Third, children grow up healthily after being adopted.

After the female tourists left, the little boy wanted to continue his wandering life. After the little boy drifted for several months, perhaps by fate, he met the female tourist who had helped him again. When the female tourist saw the little boy getting weaker and weaker, she made an important decision, that is, she took the little boy home and raised him by herself.

The local people told her not to adopt him because he would bring misfortune, but the female tourists didn't care about this, and still insisted on their own decisions, taking their children to the hospital and taking good care of them.

Under the care of female tourists, the children gradually recovered to health and became strong, no different from normal children.

Conclusion: No one in the world is born unlucky. It is the adults who are biased, and the children are innocent.