Four buses carrying 60 men and women set off from Yunzhou in Yin Country and drove to the border of Yamian Country.
These people were of varying ages, the youngest being 16 and the oldest over 40. As soon as they disembarked, six individuals armed with AK47s, all Yamian people, burst out from the surrounding factory buildings while the woman leading the group shifted from her kind demeanor on the bus and loudly urged the passengers to quickly line up.
At 18, Luo Xiaoyu was frightened and apprehensive. She walked in the middle of the line and saw a few men in their thirties step forward to ask questions, only to be struck down to the ground by stun guns.
Luo Xiaoyu was from Yin Country and lived in a small fifth-tier county town.
After giving birth to her, her mother divorced her father early on, and her father, who often worked away from home, left her in the care of her grandmother.
