In the videos, Yibo is seen putting a toddler on his back and carrying her to a police station. Read more at straitstimes.com.
After spotting a lost three-year-old girl alone by the side of a road, Chinese teenager Huang Yibo carried her on his back to a police station in Xi’an, Shaanxi province, because he was worried that she might be kidnapped.
The incident, which occurred on April 7, was captured on CCTV footage along the road and in the police station, and later uploaded to Chinese social media platform Weibo.Another said: “You are awesome.” During a subsequent interview with a television station in Shaanxi province, Yibo asked a reporter to gift the toddler some balloons.
For his kind act, Yibo was honoured by his school and received 5,000-yuan reward from a company, which was not named.
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