Seoul was suddenly faced with the media turmoil after the last electric shock accident.
The whistleblower is said to be a child.
This is how the story begins from the beginning.
As Wei said, Xiaoyu's family had an argument when they met in the pediatric orthopedics department. Among them were Xiaoyu's parents and grandparents.
If you listen carefully, you will find that it was Xiaoyu's father and mother who insisted on donating their daughter's organs, and it was the four elderly people who did not allow the child to donate.
For this reason, Grandma Xiaoyu rolled up her sleeves and was ready to fight with her own daughter.
"Xiaoyu was raised by me, your father, and your parents-in-law. She has nothing to do with you and your husband. When did you and your husband take care of a child? Only a few days. So, we have the final say on Xiaoyu's matter, not you."
This is the case with dual-income families in China. Young people are too busy with work to take care of their children, so they leave them to the elderly to help take care of them. Some elderly people have a closer relationship with their children than the children's biological parents, which is called intergenerational affection.
"It's not that we don't want to take care of the child, mom. You know my husband and I are so busy at work, we really don't have time to take care of the child." Xiaoyu's mother said aggrievedly, "But you can't say that my husband and I have no feelings for the child. We are her biological parents, how can we not have feelings for her."
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"What feelings do you have? If you have feelings, you wouldn't say that. Do you know what people outside say about us? They say we sell our children!" Xiaoyu's grandmother was angry about her daughter and son-in-law's proposal. It can be imagined that the old people think that people outside are right.
"Mom, how can you doubt that my husband and I would sell our children? Donating organs is not selling."
"Yes, Mom." Xiaoyu's father stood up and explained with his wife to the four elderly people, "We don't get a penny for donating organs. It's the same as donating blood."
"Don't mention blood donation. How can this be the same as blood donation? Do you know what it means when the organs are removed? It means Xiaoyu is dead!" When they mentioned the death of the child, it was obvious that the four elderly people present could not accept it. Xiaoyu's grandmother and Xiaoyu's great-grandmother burst into tears.
Xiaoyu's mother's eyes were also red. In fact, she almost fainted on the first day after hearing the doctor's explanation of her child's condition.
No matter how reluctant you are, you have to accept the problem: the child is dead.
You said that if a child dies, what can a mother do for her child?
The mother really wants her child to live. She and her husband are high-level intellectuals, have read a lot of books, and have been abroad for exchanges, so they may understand more than the elderly. In foreign countries, organ donation is already very common, unlike in China where many people, especially the older generation, find it impossible to accept.
Donating a child's organs is like leaving a part of the child alive in this world. How is this bad?
"You said Xiaoyu is dead? Which eye did you see her die? When I went in to see her, her heart was clearly beating. Her heart is beating, so she is alive."
"Mom. Yes, it's the brain. Xiaoyu's brain was smashed into pieces. There's no way she could have survived—"
"You're talking nonsense."
"It's true. As long as the machine is removed, her heart will stop beating."
"I understand what you mean. You and your husband think that the machine is too expensive to treat your child, right? We will pay for the child's treatment, without your help."
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