On World Blood Donor Day, inspiring stories emerge from the Chinese mainland as young people step up to save lives. 22-year-old Dong Jun, about to graduate from Beijing Jiaotong University’s School of Mechanical, Electronic and Control Engineering, chose to donate blood as a heartfelt farewell to his campus life. He reminded us, "Blood can't be artificially manufactured. Hospitals rely primarily on public donations," stressing how every drop matters.
Dong's donation was part of a campaign driven by the Beijing Red Cross Blood Center's call to ease a tight blood supply. This initiative encouraged graduating students and faculty alike to contribute, turning a personal milestone into a community triumph.
Another inspiring act came from Li Zhaoyi, a counselor from the School of Electronic and Information Engineering, who donated blood for the second time. Motivated by witnessing a life-saving transfusion for a family member, Li shared, "Being able to help others brings me real happiness." His commitment even led him to register as a volunteer hematopoietic stem cell donor, underlining the profound impact of individual kindness.
These stories remind us that simple acts of generosity can create ripples of hope. In today’s digital age, where every action can spark a movement, young heroes in the Chinese mainland are proving that every drop counts. 💉❤️
Just like a power-up in your favorite video game, each donation is a boost for society, inspiring us all to give back and make a difference!
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World Blood Donor Day: What drives people to donate blood in China?
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