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In 1996, Seong-ho was a starving boy in North Korea.
1996年，成鎬是朝鮮一個(gè)饑餓的兒童，
One day, he tried to steal coal from a railroad car to barter for a few scraps of food, which were very hard to get.
一天，他想從火車車廂內(nèi)偷幾塊煤來換取一些食物，那是很難獲得的。
In the process, he passed out on the train tracks, exhausted from hunger. He woke up as a train ran over his limbs.
在此過程中，他由于饑餓而昏倒在軌道上。當(dāng)他醒來時(shí)，發(fā)現(xiàn)火車已經(jīng)碾過了他的下肢。
He then endured multiple amputations without anything to dull the pain or the hurt.
在毫無鎮(zhèn)痛的情況下，他經(jīng)受了多次截肢。
His brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves, permanently stunting their own growth.
哥哥姐姐給他吃僅有的一點(diǎn)食物，他們自己卻吃土——這永久性地阻礙了他們的成長。
Later, he was tortured by North Korean authorities after returning from a brief visit to China.
后來，他去了一趟中國后被朝鮮當(dāng)局迫害。
His tormentors wanted to know if he'd met any Christians.
折磨他的人想知道他是否接觸了基督徒。
He had, and he resolved after that to be free.
他接觸了，并且決心獲得自由。
Seong-ho traveled thousands of miles on crutches all across China and Southeast Asia to freedom.
成鎬拄著拐杖在中國和東南亞國家走了數(shù)千英里，只為尋找自由。
Most of his family followed. His father was caught trying to escape and was tortured to death.
他家里多數(shù)人跟他一起，他的父親逃跑時(shí)被捉，被折磨致死。
Today he lives in Seoul, where he rescues other defectors, and broadcasts into North Korea what the regime fears most: the truth.
今天，他生活在首爾，他救助其他脫北者，并向朝鮮境播送這個(gè)政權(quán)最害怕的東西：真相。
Today he has a new leg, but Seong-ho, I understand you still keep those old crutches as a reminder of how far you've come.
今天，他有了一條新腿，但成鎬，我意識(shí)到你依然帶著拐杖來提醒自己你已經(jīng)走了多遠(yuǎn)。
Your great sacrifice is an inspiration to us all. Please. Thank you.
你偉大的犧牲對我們所有人都是一種激勵(lì)。謝謝。
