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血浓于水(国外英文资料) Blood and blood are linked to a blood line on both sides of the Taiwan strait -- the story of Taiwans compatriots donated bone marrow to rescue patients from the mainland On Jan. 19 morning, the first affiliated hospital of shantou university medical college blood chamber internal bone marrow transplants were filled with people, the corridor in front of the eyes of the people concerned are staring at the sterile laminar flow room door. Because a young man with leukemia in shantou city is concerned about the whole society, the blood is thicker than the water on the Taiwan straits, and the life is extended. Today, the leukemia man who received donated bone marrow from Taiwan and transplanted a successful transplant will emerge from the sterile laminar chamber. 9 when 30 points, sterile room the door finally opened, leukemia patients, shantou city industry and trade school of technical secondary school students Yao Wen alive, accompanied by doctors and nurses, and in a wheelchair. Waiting outside the door of the Yao Wenjian set family, classmates, teachers, and others, with the frequent wish you recover at an early date sympathy, bundles of flowers on the Yao Wenjian bosom. Thanks to the hospital, thanks to all the people who care about me and help me, yao said excitedly. Behind this young life, there is a touching story of the blood of the people on both sides of the Taiwan strait. Wenjian disease All walks of life love Yao wenjian is a student in shantou industrial and trade center, which is a good student who respects teachers and loves sports. In the second half of 1999, yao wenjian suffered from frequent cold fever and knee pain, but he kept going back to school. On October 26, 1999, yao wen was suddenly dizzy and weak in school. His nostrils were bleeding and he collapsed in the classroom. The relentless results of acute myelogenous leukemia were presented to yao wenjian in detail at the first affiliated hospital of shantou university medical schoo