Chinese policewoman supports parents of colleague who died in line of duty for 20 years
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A policewoman in Dongguan, Guangdong, has been caring for the parents of her deceased colleague Deng Wenguo for 20 years. Deng died while rescuing people from a reservoir in 2006 and was later declared a martyr. The story highlights the enduring bond among officers and the tradition of filial piety in China.
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Deng Wenguo lost his life saving people from drowning in a reservoir.
Deng Wenguo was a police officer at the frontier inspection station in Dongguan, Guangdong province.
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A policewoman in southern China has been supporting the parents of her colleague Deng Wenguo for 20 years since he died.
South China Morning Post- Deng Wenguo lost his life saving people from drowning in a reservoir.
- Zhu Shuo's ongoing support provides emotional and practical care to the grieving parents.
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A policewoman in southern China has been supporting the parents of her colleague Deng Wenguo for 20 years since he died.
South China Morning PostDeng Wenguo died on September 4, 2006, while saving people from drowning in a reservoir.
South China Morning PostDeng Wenguo was a police officer at the frontier inspection station in Dongguan, Guangdong province.
South China Morning PostDeng Wenguo was recognized as a martyr by China's Ministry of Civil Affairs.
South China Morning PostZhu Shuo is Deng Wenguo's colleague.
South China Morning Post