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ï»\xBF. It is 32.67%. In particular, I am worried about is thrilling and such a figure: left-behind children living alone accounted for 3.37% of all children left behind, that is, children left behind their own lives, not looking at this ratio, but its large base, so it is saying correspond How many children left behind in rural areas living alone up to it? It reached 2.057 million. Through such a figure, large numbers 6100 more than one million children left behind, and nearly 40% of which is living together with their grandparents, and 3.37% have themselves to live alone, you do not know how his life would to take care of. That this danger, the safety factor here, and so it stands out. Next, we continue to observe. (Video over the same period) Reporter: Mom and Dad do? Children Left 1: Guangyuan work. Reporter: How long usually come back to see you back? Children Left 1: One year. Reporter: Multi see a return to your father for a long time? 2 Children Left: One year. Reporter: One year to see a return ah? 2 Children Left: ah. Reporter: the last time you see mom and dad what time? Video Commentary: If the eyes could talk, what do you hear? Helpless, waiting. Commentary: left-behind children, carrying them too much in this age undue burden. At the same time, however, they have to face should also be away from their dangers. June 14, Henan Dengzhou children left behind 12-year-old grandmother Chen Snow regardless of opposition, with seven-year-old brother came to the river to play, seeing his brother to pick up toys and slid into the water, not swim small Snow or jumped into the water to be rescued by his brother, but never hop up. Drowning, who live in rural children left behind, it is the most accident-prone. Henan Weihui Pangzhai Xiang Pang Zhaicun south of the river, stood two pairs of pants and two color sandals, they seem to be waiting for the owner to come back, but could not come back and so on. November 30, 2014, the Tenth China Youth Development Forum held in Beijing issued a 'national study six focus groups of young people.' The report notes that in the past year, 49.2% of children left behind have encountered unexpected injuries,