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A 21-year-old Tibetan girl who helped rescue a kidnapped woman on a train has won praise from the public for her brave act.
On April 18, Cering Yumco, a sophomore at Tianjin University of Science and Technology, was sleeping on a train when a woman woke her up. The train was going from Chengdu, capital of southwest China's Sichuan Province, to Beijing.
The woman told her in a low voice that she was being abducted by the man at her side. The woman did not report to police for fears of putting her children in danger. She asked Yumco for help.
The suspected trafficker woke up when the two were whispering. After observing the man for a few more hours, Yumco spoke to the police on the train.
Train police and Yumco continued to monitor the man until the train arrived in Beijing the next day.
When the train pulled in at the Beijing West Railway Station, the man was taken away by police expecting them. The woman was rescued.
Yumco's story has gone viral on the internet. Web users expressed their praise and said she has set a good example for young people.