AIDS Girl Diary

Author: Zhu Liya
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Through the flowers in your hands, I can feel your radiant smile. I hope you and others who are can become self-taught talents in an environment of respect and love. — A netizen who has already become a mother, when disaster strikes, she has multiple choices, but I saw her strong, responsible, tough choice. — Tencent netizen Cherish life, fight against AIDS together! You no longer have any reason to just be a bystander! — A passerby on the internet You are kind, precisely because of your kindness that you made this public. Don’t give up everything you have now because of others’ opinions. I support you. — A student from a university in Henan Add oil, my peer! To fight against death is our mission as young people. Add oil, Zhu Liya! We stand with you. — Zhu Liya’s online supporters I have a dream: In the near future, I hope a university can give Zhu Li the right to continue studying. May everyone bless Zhu Liya! — Renowned actor Pu Cunxin Zhu Liya has finally broken out of her cocoon and transformed into a butterfly that speaks the truth. Although she hadn’t thought about how to face her parents and classmates after going public, she has firmly stated: Live a real life. — Wang Zhi, host of CCTV’s “Face to Face” program I am grateful to Zhu Liya for her noble character, never forgetting others’ well-being even in the face of personal misfortune. May she find joy, fulfillment, and happiness in the little time she has left. — Li Yinxiang, sociologist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences AIDS is an absolutely preventable infectious disease. As long as you understand it and control several transmission routes, you can absolutely prevent it. — Mao Yu, president of Beijing Ditan Hospital Zhu Liya’s story tells us that many young people just starting university lack life experience. At this time, to dedicate everything to people you don’t even know is reckless and dangerous. — One of the Top 10 Most Touching Figures in China in 2004, Gui Xien On September 2002, with dreams in her heart, Zhu Liya was recommended from a vocational school to a university in Wuhan, starting a new chapter in her life. A chance encounter, a love affair with someone from a foreign country, made her an HIV carrier. When true love turned into a trap for death, with life facing minute-by-minute countdown, how could she break free from this dual dilemma? To vanish into the crowd, hiding this terrible truth; or to stand up, reveal her condition, and let herself become a mirror and a warning bell. Zhu Liya’s choice shocked millions of netizens.