正當(dāng)這位美軍飛虎隊員一籌莫展眼看只能坐以待斃時，兩名中國男孩從雜草叢鉆出出現(xiàn)在他的面前，男孩一樣個頭，都才十二、三歲年紀(jì)。

　　他如遇救星，立刻打手勢讓他們過來。

　　兩個男孩稍作遲疑，立即來到了他的身邊。在他的指點(diǎn)下，男孩利索地幫他解開了降落傘，并一邊一個迅速扶起他往前走。才走不到200米，已經(jīng)看到了掛太陽旗的日軍汽艇，兩個男孩簡短地商量了幾句，就果斷地把這名飛虎隊員推到山坡邊的一叢很深的雜草中，并扯來一大把蘆葦將四周蓋嚴(yán)后，箭似般消失在樹林中。

　　This American “Flying Tiger” was at a loss, thinking that he could do nothing but await his doom, when out of the jumble of rank grass emerged two Chinese boys, both of the same height and just a dozen years old.

　　As if seeing his saviors, he signed to them to come nearer.

　　The boys hesitated a little and came over to him. With his instructions, they dexterously unfastened his parachute, and helped him along with one of them on each side. But before they had walked 200 m, they saw Japanese motorboats come flying their sun flags. The boys talked a moment and then, without delay, hid the “Flying Tiger” in a thick growth of grass by the hillside, and putting around him more reeds they had quickly pulled out, they vanished swiftly into the