"2012 Touching China's Top Ten People"

Today, I watched the top ten people who moved China in 2012. The most touching thing for me was the national student who volunteered to donate organs - He Wei.

"Although our daughter is gone, we have fulfilled our wish for her, we are very pleased!" In the studio, He Wei’s parents began to cry from the moment they stepped onto the stage.

In April last year, He Wei was diagnosed with high-grade cerebellar glioma when he graduated from the National Elementary School. At the beginning of September, her condition suddenly relapsed and the tumor spread to the brain tissue. When I heard that there were only three months left in my life, He Wei made a decision that parents and parents could not understand...

On that day, the first sentence that He Wei said to the father who just came home from work was, "Dad, I want to donate the organ, can't I do it?" The frightened father took a meal because According to the custom of Guilin's hometown, the corpse being cut open after death is no different from the big one. He Cried: "I hope to do my best to give hope to others." In the end, Mom and Dad agreed with tears. At 0:10 on the morning of November 17, Xiao Hezhen walked through the hospital for only 12 years. At 4 o'clock in the morning, her two kidneys were sent to the 181st Hospital of the People's Liberation Army and donated to two patients. Her liver also rescued the patients in need.

In the eyes of others, He Wei has always been a child with good taste and good love. The house is full of walls with the honorary certificate of “Three Good Students”. When the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake struck, she gave her parents a monthly salary. After the brain tumor was detected, the school donated money for her, but she had to donate money to those who needed it more...

In order to treat Xiao Hezhen, He Wei’s parents have already owed 100,000 yuan in debt. However, in order to fulfill her daughter's wishes, they refused the subsidy for organ donation, and they never took the initiative to find patients who received any organ help. They want to realize their daughter's "most beautiful wishes" in the most beautiful way.

You have been there, you have not left, you use the last flash of ordinary life to illuminate the world. How great you are, I can't get it. Here I can only say that I want to learn from you.

Sixth grade: Cao Yiyi