Grandma who saved 38 abandoned babies nominated for China’s national award ...Middle East

Her journey began in 1982 when she discovered an infant girl wrapped in a cotton coat near railway tracks.

Her second daughter, Aiping, who had recently finished secondary school and was unemployed, stayed home to help care for Fangfang.

This marked the beginning of her ongoing efforts to rescue abandoned infants, eventually adopting 36 more children.

Many of the infants were found in critical conditions, some in trash bins or left outside during winter.

Her family eventually embraced her mission, with her husband and children helping to raise the youngest adoptees.

One of her adopted children, Zhang Jiagang, now 27 and working as a firefighter, regularly visits Tang and contributes part of his salary to support her.

“If it were not for Grandma Tang, I don’t know what my life would have been like,“ he said.

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