The two chatted, and the car came to Houston Texas Medical Center again. Mu Yang and Qian Chang met Liu Xu and Chen Ling again.

When Mu Yang and Qian Chang walked into the house and looked at Chen Xu and Chen Ling's hopeful eyes, they smiled. Qian Chang said, "The agreement has been made. We paid a fine of US$500 with the bail you left. The rest are here. Your passport and ID card have also been taken back. You can take a look at it yourself."

After Qian Chang finished speaking, Mu Yang handed the bag in his hand to Chen Ling.

Chen Ling poured the things in the bag on the hospital bed, found the documents of the two, hugged them in her arms, and then started crying.

"Liu Xu, we can go home, we can go home."

Liu Xu stepped forward and hugged his girlfriend, and cried with her.

The two cried for a while, then realized that there was someone else. The two separated and followed up and said to Mu Yang and Qian Chang: "Thank you so much. If it weren't for your help, we really didn't know what to do. Those who have no relatives abroad have never encountered such a thing. Thank you so much."

"You're welcome, this is our job. Are you still going to continue your own journey next? If you still want to drive in the United States, it's best to understand the rules here, otherwise it's easy to suffer losses." Qian Chang said.

Liu Xu's face tightened and he hurriedly said, "Forget it, I've been in the United States enough. If I ask me to come, I won't come."

"There is no need to give up because of the choke. Okay, now the matter is resolved, then let's say goodbye." Qian Chang and Mu Yang stood up and prepared to go back. Liu Xu and Chen Ling quickly got up and said thank you non-stop.

Mu Yang arrived in Houston for more than two months, and after this period of work, Mu Yang quickly entered the role and gradually became a staff member who could stand alone. There are many things every day and it is very complicated. However, Mu Yang is still young and energetic after all, and everything involves the vital interests of Chinese citizens, so he must do it with his heart.

Mu Yang also learned that there are actually many things happening to Chinese tourists abroad like this, and it is showing a trend of increasing year by year, especially in recent years. With the rapid growth of the domestic economy, people are very enthusiastic about overseas tourism. The number of overseas tourists has increased from tens of thousands of people every year in the early 1990s to millions of people every year in about 2000, but now it has soared to tens of millions and hundreds of millions of people going abroad every year, including schooling, tourism, official business, etc., so it has put a lot of pressure on overseas consular protection and services.

Take the United States as an example. The few rescue incidents that used to be a year have now become thousands of rescue calls every year. Basically, you can receive several rescue calls every day, and the average number of them is to be done every day, and the aspects involved are becoming more and more complex, making the rescue work more difficult.

It turned out that a few people handled dozens of cases every year, but now, a few people have to handle hundreds of cases. The difficulty and workload can be imagined.

Some Chinese citizens encounter theft. If their passports and documents are lost at the same time, the embassy will apply for proof documents to them as soon as possible so that they will not be difficult to move forward. If they are penniless, the consular center will also send food to solve temporary living problems and contact their relatives as soon as possible to send money.

However, some people do not understand and even ask the embassy to help them pay hotel fees and air tickets. Mu Yang can only tell them that according to the "Overseas Consular Protection and Service Guidelines" issued by China, the embassy will not be responsible for these fees.

Maybe it’s a bit unkind, but Mu Yang has seen some special situations, that he doesn’t want to buy air tickets, and lied that the money was lost, and asked the embassy to help them buy air tickets. These people are actually trying to defraud the state of money.

Of course, if encountering special circumstances, the embassy will not ignore the suffering Chinese citizens because of money, and will also pay their own funds to send them onto the plane so that these people can return to China to reunite with their relatives.

Don’t think that these regulations are a bit rigid and cold, because other countries basically stipulate this, but there is not much difference. China is actually in this regard. In some countries, the regulations are dead. If they say they cannot, they will not be able to do so. They will never pay to send you home.

Today is not Mu Yang on duty, but he has something to deal with. "Brother Qian, I'll go and talk to Gao Yunliang's case. Today I'll go to the International Student Office of the University of Houston to handle the leave of absence for Gao Yunliang."

"Okay, go there, I still have something to deal with and I need to go out." Qian Chang said.

Mu Yang took an assistant and the two drove to the University of Houston and met Professor Anderson, who is Gao Yunliang's master's supervisor.

"I regret that Gao has happened. He is a very smart and hard-working student. I hope that after he comes out of prison, he will be able to study after he comes back. I agree with his request for leave and can give him a certificate." Professor Anderson said.

"Thank you very much Professor Anderson. I will show you my thanks to Gao Yunliang." Mu Yang said holding the old man's hand.

"It's nothing. Gao is a good student. No one wants to see such a thing happening. I have a new understanding of your Chinese diplomats. This was not your job. If it were in the United States, no one would do it. But you came to school several times and asked Gao to take a leave of absence. It shows that your work is really serious and humane." Professor Anderson praised Mu Yang.

Mu Yang smiled and said, "First of all, Gao Yunliang is a Chinese citizen. Rescuing his own citizens is one of the tasks of our embassy. In addition, Gao Yunliang should be a student with a bright future and should not ruin his future because of an accident. What do you think Professor Anderson."

The old man nodded: "I agree very much with you and tell Gao that he can continue to follow me next year."

"This is really good news." Mu Yang said.

After obtaining the professor's certificate, he went to the International Student Office to go through the leave of absence procedures, presented the Dezhou Progressive Judgment and Gao Yunliang's application. The study abroad consultant finally approved Gao Yunliang's leave of absence application, noted it on the sex Vis system, and gave Mu Yang a written leave of absence certificate.

Mu Yang got the school leave certificate, said goodbye, and then went to the prison in Houston, where he met Gao Yunliang.
Chapter completed!