How can the police help a woman who wants to commit suicide resolve her knot?

On March 26, 2017, police from the Lijia Police Station of the Liangjiang New District Public Security Bureau successfully rescued a woman who wanted to commit suicide by sending more than 60 text messages for four consecutive days.

On March 22, 2017, Mr. Chen, a citizen, came to the Lijia Police Station to call the police for help: "Comrade police, please save my wife! Because of some trivial family matters, I had an impulsive quarrel with her yesterday. After that, she ran away from home. Just now she sent me a text message saying goodbye and asking me to take care of myself... I'm worried that she will do something stupid. Please help me!"

The police immediately responded! The phone number provided by Mr. Chen was used to contact his wife, Ms. Wang, but the other party did not answer the call after the call was dialed. The police then sent a text message to Ms. Wang. In the text message, the policeman first identified himself and then told Ms. Wang that her husband had called the police. Her family was worried about her, but Ms. Wang never responded. However, the police did not give up and sent more than 20 text messages in succession. One day later, Ms. Wang finally responded to the message and opened up to the police about her confusion and confusion in her married life. The policeman listened patiently and told Ms. Wang that husband and wife should understand and tolerate each other. He also talked about some of his experiences in resolving family conflicts in his own life. After four days of contact with more than 60 text messages, Ms. Wang finally relieved herself and agreed to go home and get back together with her husband.

On March 26, 2017, Ms. Wang came to the police station. Under the mediation of the police, both husband and wife stated that they would no longer be impulsive in the future, handle things calmly, and live a harmonious life.