Guo Jiajun, The First Foreigner In Fujian, Donated His Organs To Save Five Patients, And His Family Endured The Pain To Fulfill Their Great Love.

"He always had long hair;

I just hope that when the time is right, I can donate to a charity organization.

Making wigs for cancer patients. "

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This foreign man with long hair

Passed away unexpectedly while traveling in Fujian

His family chose to donate organs to save the lives of others

This is also the first foreign organ donor in Fujian Province.

Guo Jiajun, a Chinese young man from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, completed organ donation in Fuzhou

On March 6, Guo Jiajun, a Chinese young man from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, completed organ donation in Fuzhou and became the first foreign organ donor in Fujian Province. The liver, kidney and cornea tissue he donated were successfully matched through the system to save five Chinese patients, completing a cross-border love relay with his life.

It is reported that at the end of February this year, Guo Jiajun had an accident while traveling in Fujian. Although he was rescued with all his strength, his injuries were too severe and he was unfortunately judged to be brain dead. "He was still celebrating the Lunar New Year with us, but something unexpected happened in just a few days…" Although they were extremely sad and reluctant, Guo Jiajun's family still made a decision – to donate organs to save the lives of others.

Guo Jiajun is a Chinese diving instructor (Source: Fuzhou Evening News)

Guo Jiajun, 34 years old, is a Chinese diving instructor who loves life and grew up in Kuala Lumpur. "He is a sunny, independent and caring child." Guo Jiajun's mother's words were full of reluctance. She respects her son's wish: to donate organs to save other people's lives. "He has always grown his hair long, hoping that when the time is right, he can donate it to a charity organization to make wigs for cancer patients."

With the help of Fuzhou Red Cross Organ Donation Coordinator Chen Yili, Guo Jiajun’s family learned in detail about China’s laws, regulations and donation procedures, and then signed the legal document for voluntary registration of human organ donation.

On March 6, under the joint witness of the Red Cross Society and the OPO Human Organ Donation Coordinator, the OPO Organization of Mengchao Hepatobiliary Hospital of Fujian Medical University successfully obtained the liver, kidney and cornea tissue donated by Guo Jiajun, and successfully matched them to five Chinese patients through the China Computer System for Organ Distribution and Sharing (COTRS).

"The pain of losing a loved one has not yet subsided, but we decided to let love continue. This humanitarian spirit that crosses borders deeply admires us." said Si Jing, director of the Joint OPO of Mengchao Hepatobiliary Hospital of Fujian Medical University.

Source: N Haidu All-Media Reporter Lin Juan Correspondent Zhang Ruobing Lin Xiaojuan Text/Photo