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A six-year-old HIV carrier, has been living alone since his parents died of AIDS. The boy, known as Ah Long, does his own washing, cooking, studying and he also rears some chicken. He lives in his parents’ house at the foothill village of Malu Mountain in Liuzhou in Guangxi Province, China. Ah Long has an 84-year-old grandmother, who visits him quite frequently and cooks for him. The granny has also planted some vegetables near the house for Ah Long.
Ah Long does know what AIDS is. All he knew was that his friends never want to be near him, doctors did not want to treat his wounds and his only family member – his granny – refused to live with him. He was also rejected by the nearby primary school. The only companion the boy has is a dog called Lao Hei.
I’M REALLY TOUCHED WITH THE STORY OF THIS KID. IF WE KNOW THAT SOMEONE IS EXPERIENCING A BAD CONDITION, WE SHOULD NOT STAY AWAY FROM THEM. WE SHOULD HELP THEM TO BE STRONG, SURVIVE, AND BE HAPPY UNTIL THIER LAST BREATH.
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A six-year-old HIV carrier, has been living alone since his parents died of AIDS. The boy, known as Ah Long, does his own washing, cooking, studying and he also rears some chicken. He lives in his parents’ house at the foothill village of Malu Mountain in Liuzhou in Guangxi Province, China. Ah Long has an 84-year-old grandmother, who visits him quite frequently and cooks for him. The granny has also planted some vegetables near the house for Ah Long.
Ah Long does know what AIDS is. All he knew was that his friends never want to be near him, doctors did not want to treat his wounds and his only family member – his granny – refused to live with him. He was also rejected by the nearby primary school. The only companion the boy has is a dog called Lao Hei.
I’M REALLY TOUCHED WITH THE STORY OF THIS KID. IF WE KNOW THAT SOMEONE IS EXPERIENCING A BAD CONDITION, WE SHOULD NOT STAY AWAY FROM THEM. WE SHOULD HELP THEM TO BE STRONG, SURVIVE, AND BE HAPPY UNTIL THIER LAST BREATH.
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