On October 13th, 2011 (September 17th, 2011 in the lunar calendar), a girl in Foshan was crushed by two cars and more than ten passers-by were not rescued. On October 13, 2011, 2-year-old Xiao Yueyue (real name Wang Yue) was crushed by two cars in Guangfo Hardware City, Huangqi, Nanhai, Foshan. Within 7 minutes, 18 passers-by passed by but turned a blind eye and left indifferently. The last one A scavenger aunt Chen Xianmei stepped forward to lend a helping hand, which triggered widespread heated discussion among netizens. On October 21, 2011, Xiao Yueyue died at 0:32 after being rescued by the hospital. On October 23rd, 2011, 280 citizens in Foshan, Guangdong gathered at the scene of the incident to mourn "Xiao Yueyue" and vowed to "not be indifferent Foshan people". On October 29th, 2011, there was no memorial service and farewell ceremony. Xiao Yueyue's body was cremated at Guangzhou Funeral Home, and the ashes will be taken back to her hometown in Shandong. On September 5, 2012, Hu Jun, the driver of the accident, was convicted of negligent death and sentenced to three years and six months in prison. Thank you to Aunt Chen: After Yueyue's parents who returned to Huang Qi learned the address of Aunt Chen (Chen Xianmei), they came after hearing the news. Without saying thank you, the couple kowtowed to Aunt Chen on the spot. Then, the three of them cried in grief. After the incident, it attracted the attention of many well-known Japanese media. TV Asahi once spent 2 minutes in a political program and made many drawing boards to explain the cause and effect of this incident and the moral problems involved in Chinese society, which is thought-provoking. American TV station also reported on this matter. American Channel1 TV station specially made a feature film about the "Little Yueyue" incident, which criticized the occurrence of the from ruin incident in China with a considerable proportion, and also reported some messages of prayer from Chinese netizens. After watching, many foreigners said it was terrible.