Bachelor brothers in Hunan adopted abandoned babies and loaded soil on tractors to earn money for milk powder. How are they doing now?

Now the girl has grown up and has become a famous teacher. Although she has no blood relationship with her two fathers, she still remembers the kindness of her upbringing over the years, so when her two fathers are old, Then she took them into her care. The details are as follows:

1. Brothers adopt abandoned babies and have no money to raise them, so they can only go to the construction site to load soil to make money.

The brother surnamed Ge from Hunan has never been able to find a wife because his family is poor, so the three men in the family have always depended on each other. That day when the two of them went to work in the fields, they heard the cry of a child and hugged each other. When I got up and saw that the child was still alive, I took him home. I waited for a few days and asked people around me, but I couldn't find the child's parents or relatives, so I left the child behind.

Because the child was still young at the time and there were no women in their family, the child cried because of hunger. The three Ge brothers and their old father had no choice but to go to the county to deal with the child's cries. When I went to buy milk powder for my children, I realized that the milk powder for my children cost 3 yuan a can. Their family could only live on the few hundred yuan they bought from the harvest in the fields every year. This "sky-high price" of milk powder was very harmful to them. It's too luxurious.

But there was no way for the child to eat when he was hungry. In order to make money, the eldest brother asked his mentally retarded younger brother to take care of the child at home. In order to make money, he did everything to load soil and unload trucks, just to support the little girl at home.

2. When the girl grows up, she never forgets her upbringing and returns to her hometown to work just to take care of her two adoptive fathers.

In this way, the three men in the family lived frugally and raised the child up. After the child started to go to school, he also understood that his family was different from other families. Although there were three men in their family, they were all responsible for making money. Her "big daddy" was taking the responsibility, so she kept living frugally. After going to college, she received a scholarship and bursary from a work-study program, which relieved part of the family's burden.

After graduation, she received invitations from many schools because of her excellent grades, but she accepted the offer from her hometown primary school for no other reason than that the school could provide her with three dormitories. He was asked to take care of the two old fathers at home. Although life was relatively difficult, the whole family was together.

Finally:

Blood relationship is sometimes not the main factor in judging family ties, and family ties can still exist even without blood ties.