被骗至缅甸获救后，他收到大学录取通知书

A 19-year-old Chinese high school graduate who was trafficked to a telecom fraud park in Myanmar while seeking summer job opportunities has been successfully rescued and safely returned to China, where he has now reunited with his family.

Peng has returned to his hometown of Hanzhong city, Shaanxi province and has received an undergraduate admission letter from a Chinese university. He is set to begin studying clinical medicine this September.

After completing the national college entrance exam (gaokao), Peng was lured by an online job offer for a "livestream host" position and traveled to Cangyuan county, Lincang city, Yunnan province. There, he was trafficked across the border into Myanmar.

Following several transfers by vehicle, Peng was taken to a telecom fraud park. Fortunately, the situation took a positive turn when the person in charge, upon realizing Peng's young age, decided he should not be held. Peng was then driven to Tangyan township in Myanmar.

On July 19, following an alert from Chinese authorities and an emergency search launched by Wa State officials, Peng was successfully located.