On February 7, 2011 (January 5, 2011 in the lunar calendar), children were abducted and sold in Fuyang, Anhui Province, and children were maimed and begged. According to the Voice of China's "News Evening Peak" report, on February 7, 2011, the news of child abduction, maimed and forced children to beg spread on Weibo and major websites, which also attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. Gongxiao Village and its vicinity in Taihe County, Fuyang City, Anhui Province, is a well-known local base for long-term large-scale child abduction and forced children to beg. Where did these children come from? What kind of inhuman torture did they suffer? Why was no one concerned about such heinous behavior for a long time? The reporter conducted a field investigation. It is understood that more than ten years ago, due to a chance, a disabled person in this village became rich by begging, which allowed the villagers of the village to find what they thought was a shortcut to escape poverty. "Tai Xiang" is Slang, which means training child beggars. There are only three disabled people in this village of several thousand people, and some normal people think of finding a disabled child to beg on their behalf, and they take the profit. This is also called Tai Xiang. The children who are hired to beg are called "Township", and the employer is called "Township Master". The process of finding a way to bring out begging is called "Tai Xiang". Village elders say that the beggar industry in this area has a century-old history, and the village has been "leading the township" since I can remember (during the Republic of China). Since about 1993, the villagers of Gongxiao Village, Gongji Town, Taihe County, Fuyang City, have been looking for young and mentally normal children in neighboring villages, neighboring counties and even neighboring provinces. After mutilating the limbs of these children, they have taken them to beg all over the country. When the "village owners" lead the township, they use a certain deceptive method. Some village owners tell the parents of the children that they are taking these children to the entrance of the temple in the south to watch the stall selling incense, or to work in the welfare factory for the disabled. Many of these children have not yet recovered from the anger of being deceived and the humiliation of being forced to beg. According to relevant sources, the disabled child beggars who walked out of Gongxiao Village have traveled all over the country, as close as Taihe, Fuyang, Hefei, and as far as Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Harbin and other developed cities. These "incense-bearing" children feed the beggars in the morning, and then put them in a fixed place for them to beg. They stare at them from a distance and collect money at night. Some "rural" people have to bring a few disabled beggars, and their income can be imagined. If the child beggars do not receive a certain amount of money every day, they will not only not be given food, but also be severely beaten. After their parents leave, these children usually have to live in the "village owner"'s house for half a month to a month to receive begging training. Locking children in cages at night like pigs and dogs. This is called "training the village", and the length of "training the village" depends on the effect. It is understood that the most important part of training the village is to make these children obey the control of the village owner. If any children do not obey the discipline during this process, they will be severely beaten. To make these disabled children look even more pitiful, the people of training the village ask them to hang their legs around their necks. Many children cannot hang their legs around their necks at all, so they force their legs against the necks of these children. Many children are not abused and eventually become disabled. In order to make the children look more pitiful, some village owners also cut the children's hands, feet, bodies and faces with knives, and even threw sulfuric acid and burned them. During the months-long investigation of the "village-taking" in Gongji rural areas, the reporter also noticed that the village-bearers would exchange information with each other, but kept it strictly confidential from others. At the same time, they would "migrate" like migratory birds, rushing to the south in winter and back to the north in summer, in order to make it easier for disabled children to show their disabled bodies to win sympathy. At the same time, unlike the clues provided by the insiders, the reporter noticed several new problems. First, the phenomenon has not been "basically stopped," as some local leaders say. In fact, for more than a decade, bringing townships has formed a trend in the local rural areas of Gongji Town, Taihe County, and it has become more and more intense. Just now, it has spread from Gongxiao Village all the way to the surrounding areas such as Wangzhuang and Mengzhuang, and some villages have surpassed Gongxiao Village in the number of people who bring townships. In the local area, farmers seem to regard bringing townships as a way to get rich, and many village cadres are involved in it. Second, the relationship between townships and township owners is undergoing subtle changes. At present, most of the townships brought by farmers in the Gongji area have many years of experience in begging. Most of them were initially lured or even abducted, but with the growth of experience, some people have begun to leave the township owner and go it alone, while others have mastered more interests in the dialogue with the township owner, and the two have developed a coexistence relationship. That is to say, when these children who have been tortured and begged grow up, they either become the accomplices of the township owner or become the township owner themselves. They are both victims and victims. Information: Take pictures to rescue the begging children. The police remind netizens that if they find that the begging children are suspected of being abducted, please call 110 immediately.