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Chinese Police Officer Rescues Family During Honeymoon in Hainan

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A 28-year-old Chinese police officer and his wife are being praised for rescuing a family of five from a vehicle dangling off a mountain road in Hainan.

On July 20, Fan Kaiyue, a 28-year-old civilian police officer from Jiangsu province, and his wife, social worker Gu Jianing, were on their honeymoon in Hainan, China, when they encountered a serious traffic accident. According to Khaosod Online Thailand, the couple discovered a vehicle that had crashed through a guardrail on a mountain road and was precariously suspended over a steep slope.

Upon noticing smoke and hearing children crying for help inside the vehicle, Fan immediately intervened, reassuring the passengers of his identity as a police officer. While Fan coordinated with emergency services and assisted in the physical rescue, his wife, Gu, managed traffic and sought additional help from passing motorists. Together with other bystanders, they successfully evacuated three children and their parents from the vehicle before moving them to safety to await medical assistance.

For travelers and residents, this incident highlights the unpredictable nature of mountain driving in remote areas and the importance of remaining vigilant. While the heroic actions of the couple prevented a potential tragedy, the specific cause of the vehicle losing control remains to be confirmed by local authorities. No further details regarding the current medical status of the rescued family have been released at this time.

Translated from Thai.

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