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The girl wanted to take the college entrance exam but found out she no longer had a registered household.
A girl discovers her parents erased her identity, struggles with homelessness, and finds hope through a kind stranger who helps her regain her status.
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Key Takeaways
- Legal identity is crucial for accessing education and societal participation.
- Family abandonment can have devastating emotional and practical consequences.
- Kindness from strangers can provide hope and a sense of belonging.
- Fake solutions like forged IDs cannot replace legal recognition.
- The story highlights the struggles of vulnerable youth facing bureaucratic erasure.
What the video covers
- Su Lin wants to take the college entrance exam but finds she has no registered household.
- She learns her parents submitted her death certificate, effectively erasing her legal identity.
- Homeless and abandoned, Su Lin wanders to a scrapyard where Vincent, a homeless man, offers kindness.
- Vincent's support makes Su Lin feel what it means to have a family despite her situation.
- Her parents canceled her household registration for their own benefit and did not search for her after she disappeared.
- Su Lin feels invisible and unable to participate in society without an identity.
- Vincent laughs and decides to help her by taking her to a place that makes fake IDs.
- Vincent uses his savings to try to buy her a new ID so she can register for the exam.
- Su Lin refuses the fake ID, knowing it won't restore her legal identity, and pulls Vincent away.
- Meanwhile, two people searching for Su Lin get trapped in a drainage pipe, adding tension to the story.
Chapters
- 00:00Su Lin discovers her erased identity
- 00:05Learning about her parents' betrayal
- 00:18Vincent's kindness at the scrapyard
- 00:27Su Lin's emotional pain and loss
- 00:45Vincent decides to help Su Lin
- 00:50Searchers trapped in the drainage pipe
- 01:23Vincent seeks a fake ID for Su Lin
- 01:36Su Lin rejects the fake ID and pulls Vincent away
Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown
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[music] She immediately asked the teacher why and learned that her family had actually submitted [music] her death certificate. Su Lin couldn't believe her parents could be so heartless. Homeless, she wandered to a scrapyard. At that moment, Vincent was there selling scrap
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to save up money just to buy her a new thermos. This homeless [music] man she had only known for a few days made Su Lin truly feel what it was like to have family. [music] Recalling that after she
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fell into the drain and disappeared, her parents not only failed to look for her, but even canceled her household registration for their own benefit. At that thought, tears rolled [music] down Su Lin's face involuntarily. She told Vincent in a choked voice that she no
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longer existed in this world. Without an identity, she wasn't even qualified to take the [music] college entrance exam.
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But Vincent suddenly burst out laughing after hearing that. Then he got up and was about [music] to take Su Lin away.
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Though she didn't understand what he was up to, she still followed him obediently. Meanwhile, in the dark drainage pipe, two people were searching [music] for clues about Su Lin. They found a discarded coat in the corner, but it clearly wasn't Su Lin's. On the
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day she disappeared, she had been wearing a school uniform. After searching in vain for any trace of Su [music] Lin, they decided to go back above ground to figure out their next move. But when they reached the entrance, they found that the only way
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out had been blocked. They were completely trapped [music] in the pitch-black drain. On the other side, Vincent took Su Lin to a place that made fake IDs. He wanted to get her a new [music] identity card so she could shed
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her unregistered status and successfully sign up for the college entrance exam. Vincent pulled out all his savings. Su Lin felt deeply grateful, but she knew very well that a fake [music] ID couldn't restore her legal identity. So she quickly put the money away and
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pulled Vincent [music] out of that place.
Topics:identity erasurehomelessnesscollege entrance examfamily abandonmentfake IDlegal identitykindnessChinese dramasocial issuesyouth struggle
