After the earthquake in Japan, the old man looked for his wife at the bottom of the sea 10 year. Is this love?

2021March 1 1 is the anniversary of the Japanese 3. 1 1 earthquake, which killed tens of thousands of people, and more than 2,000 people are still missing. However, the families of these missing persons have not given up and have been trying to find them. One of them is a 64-year-old man. His wife/kloc-was killed 0/0 years ago. The last message she sent to the old man was that I wanted to go home. The old man learned to dive for his wife and went diving every week because he wanted to find his wife's body and take her home. Many netizens know this story and say it is love.

Looking for 10 years Although 10 years have passed, the old man still hasn't found a wife. But he didn't give up. He thought his wife was in the sea. Every week he goes diving, just like going to see her. It has been 10 years since the earthquake in Japan. During this 10 year, many people are still looking for people who disappeared in those years. For most of us, this earthquake is a thing of the past, but for those who lost their loved ones in the earthquake, it will always be a difficult thing.

Many people still haven't found their missing relatives when they bring them home, and they haven't given up looking for them in 10 years. Coincidentally, in the residential area rebuilt by the Ishinomaki municipal government after the disaster, there is still such an old man. His wife was also swept away by the tsunami 10 years ago, and her whereabouts are still unknown. He didn't give up looking. Every month on 1 1, the old people will go back to their hometown and shout for their children in the direction of their hometown. This fucking practice has been going on 10 years.

These people who lost their loved ones in the earthquake never gave up looking for their loved ones. Although they knew in their hearts that the chances of their loved ones surviving were slim, they didn't give up. Although my loved ones have passed away, I still want to bring them home together, so at least I can end my wish.