Over 23 years ago , Luo Gong — just five years previous at the time — was on his path to kindergarten in the Sichuan area of China , when he was abducted and taken over 1,000 miles to Fujian in the sou'-east . But now , he’sused the power of internet to get his family again .
A Fujian news program Robert William Service , Nhaidu , reports that Lou — being only five at the time when he was snatched — had no way of discover his way back . The only thing he remembered was that he lived in a townsfolk somewhere close to two bridgework .
After years of struggle to come to terms with his situation , Lou came across a website dedicated to reuniting missing children with their families . He speedily posted his floor , which was spot by a volunteer — and soon find out that a family in Guangan city had misplace a son 23 years ago . From there , he turned to Google Maps to prove and discover his quondam neighborhood . Eventually , he tell apart the two bridges he remember — and headed home to find his family .
He ’s now been reunite with his parents , 23 years after being abducted . It ’s currently not clear if Lou ’s adopted family unit will face bearing over his abduction . [ NhaiduviaSouth China Morning PostviaVerge ]
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