Su Guihua, who is working from Urumqi to Urumqi, Xinjiang, lives alone with his 11-year-old son, Hai Chenggui. Although the income from working in a restaurant is tight, he is happy to see the child growing up. Su Guihua is happy. However, the disaster fell from the sky. In January 2010, Haicheng Gui inexplicably launched a high fever. After undergoing bone marrow tests in the hospital, her mother Su Guihua learned that she had acute promyelocytic leukemia.

On the 22nd, the reporter of the China New Network went to the Second Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University and came to the ward of Hai Chenggui. He was lying quietly on the bed with a mask and was infusion. The mother Su Guihua sat by the bed and accompanied him. Cry red eyes always look at his son. Su Guihua said that when the children were particularly sensible and looked for their tears, they smiled and waved their hands. “Mom turned her head.”

Su Guihua said that this hospitalization was the 12th hospitalization of Hai Chenggui. Each time chemotherapy children are particularly strong, and it can't help but painful. Working from Ningxia to Urumqi, Xinjiang, he did not have high economic income. He has already spent all his savings and owes many foreign debts. "The child is too young to be poor. I just want to help the community to help me. Please help my child." Su Guihua looks very tired.

Shortly after the journalists entered the ward, Ali Aiya Muhadun, a staff member from the Xinjiang Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, came to the ward with fruits, baskets, and donations of more than 2,000 yuan. Alija Elemiha told reporters that she had sent blood platelets to Haichenggui on the 18th, but someone had previously offered them and she began waiting in line.

Eliya Ailimuhaji said that he had been involved in a car accident when a migrant worker sent himself to the hospital and his life was saved. For more than ten years I have always remembered this matter, but I can't find the migrant worker who sent himself to the hospital. Now he sees that Hai Chenggui's condition is very serious. He happens to be O blood, and he wants to do something for the child. What, it's up to you to return to society.

Su Guihua once again shed warm tears. Su Guihua told reporters that there are many unfamiliar well-intentioned people coming to visit Haicheng Gui, giving money, and donating money. In particular, this child’s illness requires the input of platelets. Five people have already donated platelets to their children, and three people are waiting in line to deliver platelets. After the children’s school at the 98th primary school in Urumqi City learned that the child was ill, the principal, teachers, classmates, and even the family members of the classmates donated money to Hai Chenggui.

Let the mother Su Guihua be pleased that Hai Chenggui's acute promyelocytic leukemia is leukemia mild and can be cured. In two years, during the children's non-chemotherapy, Su Guihua went to work in restaurants and restaurants to earn money to support his family. He had some savings and took the children to the hospital for chemotherapy.

Because there are fewer people who donate platelets, Hai Chenggui still suffers a “knockout” hurdle. The thin Su Guihua has donated blood to the children three times. Gu Lisumu, director of the Department of Hematology of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University, said that now Hai Chenggui is undergoing retreatment, and now the child's platelets are only 7000. Now he has symptoms of hematuria and skin bleeding.

Gu Li Sumu, Ari Muhammad said: “At night on the 21st, Hai Chenggui has already owed money. We communicated with the hospital and we took drugs for the children in half an hour. We usually buy for children and her mother, too. Some delicious meals, do their best to help them." In addition, Hai Chenggui’s condition affects many people’s hearts. The hospital’s nurse, Feng Qin, published information on Hai Chenggui’s illness through his Weibo. Microblog has been forwarded more than 530 times.

The illiterate Su Guihua wrote down these loves with help. In her hand, she had a thin notebook. It was written with densely written words about when someone would donate love, but many had no names. "They do not leave their names or contact information. I only want to tell these well-intentioned people after the children are ill. The children are ill." Su Guihua's eyes are full of tears.

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