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The sprightly Zhang Zhongyi, from Kaifeng in Henan province, remains sharp-witted, articulate and quick to smile.
His story gained nationwide attention after Bai Xiaobai, a woman who encountered him in Putian, southeastern China’s Fujian province, stopped to help push his tricycle.
As they spoke, Zhang recounted the tragedy that had reshaped his life.
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In the 1990s, Zhang’s son, daughter-in-law and eight-year-old grandson were killed in a car crash. His wife, consumed by grief, died of illness the following year.
After losing his family within two years, Zhang left home and drifted into a life on the road.
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His bicycle eventually gave way to a tricycle and over nearly three decades he followed highways across mountains, lakes, deserts and cities.
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