At around 8 o'clock on the 22nd, outside the permanent waiting shelter on the square at Guiyang Station, a middle-aged woman suddenly shouted: "Don't kill me!" and then took out money from her person and scattered it into the air. Officer Cai Shaojiang of the Guiyang Railway Station police station immediately organized the officers to pick up and recover the money she had scattered. While comforting her emotions, they led her to the police duty room.
The officers brought her a heater, bought her instant noodles and mineral water, and inquired about her family situation. However, the woman kept crouching in the corner, full of fear, silent, and even grabbed a broom from the corner and wildly attacked the officers, scratching them in multiple places on their hands.
Helpless, the officers could only gently soothe her emotions while searching through her luggage and finding a piece of paper filled with phone numbers. They contacted each number one by one and finally reached her daughter Xiaoqin who was working in Kaili. Xiaoqin emotionally told the officers over the phone that her mother Long had boarded the K946 train from Xiamen to Guiyang in Zhangzhou to return home. She was supposed to arrive in Kaili early that morning, but the family didn't meet her and were very worried, not knowing what to do. Unexpectedly, her mother had become confused and ended up in Guiyang.
At 20:00 on the 22nd, Xiaoqin arrived from Kaili to Guiyang. By this time, the railway police had already taken care of Long for a total of twelve hours. Seeing her safe and sound mother, and receiving the 1105 yuan that her mother had scattered in the air which the police had picked up and preserved for her, Xiaoqin knelt down in gratitude. She thanked the officers for their twelve-hour relay rescue, which allowed her mother to safely return home on New Year's Eve. (End)