This newspaper reports from Hengshui (reporter Haiju Li) - Recently, Mr. Wang from Hengshui met two young men who greeted him with big smiles. Thinking they were old acquaintances, Mr. Wang responded warmly. They came up to him, grabbing his arm and pulling at his clothes in an overly familiar manner. Subsequently, the two young men left with apparent reluctance. However, upon returning home, Mr. Wang discovered that several hundred yuan he had placed in his inner pocket had vanished.
A few days earlier, one afternoon, Mr. Wang, over 60 years old, was riding his bike to a slope on the southern outer ring of Hengshui when he stopped to push it. Suddenly, he noticed two young men on a motorcycle enthusiastically greeting him. Although he couldn't immediately recall who they were, seeing their cheerful faces, he responded warmly. As they greeted him, the two young men approached him, stopping their motorcycle as if ready to reminisce, and he also parked his bicycle by the roadside. It turned out these two young men were deaf-mutes, gesturing and speaking animatedly in front of him. Unable to understand their sign language, Mr. Wang, fearing he might offend former acquaintances, could only awkwardly smile and respond vaguely.
Mr. Wang said that perhaps noticing his inability to understand their sign language, the two young men became anxious, one grabbing his arm and the other pulling at his clothes, repeatedly pressing on his arms as if giving him a massage. After exchanging pleasantries for a while, the two young men reluctantly bid him farewell and rode off smiling. All the way home, he couldn’t recall when or where he had met these two young men. By chance, when he touched his pocket, he found that the several hundred yuan in his inner pocket had disappeared, and the zipper of his outer jacket had been pulled open by the two young men. Only then did he realize what had happened: those two young men had pretended to be his acquaintances, approaching under the guise of being deaf-mutes, using his lack of understanding of sign language as an excuse to gesture all over him, thereby stealing his money. Mr. Wang warns the general public to beware of such scams.
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