#电视剧 how true "The World" is, I received an invitation, because I have not watched the show and am not in time to answer. Since there was not enough time to watch the play by leaps and bounds, Ming

#电视剧 How real is "The World"#

Received the invitation, because I have not watched the play is inconvenient to answer in time. Because there was not enough time, I could only watch the show by leap, and the general plot was clarified. I feel that human organ donation and transplantation are a manifestation of human charity and love in the world. Some patients only die from the disease of one organ, but in fact, there is nothing wrong with their other organs, and if they can donate normal and healthy organs for transplantation by the corresponding patients, they may save many others. In the last century, cloning technology has developed to a considerable extent, and people have thought about whether it is possible to clone human organ sources, but it is not realistic, and Bijing clones are also life. With the development of medical transplantation technology, as long as there is a corresponding organ and tube source, it can undoubtedly save and extend many lives. I have seen reports of mothers donating part of their livers to save their children from liver disease, reflecting the great maternal love in the world. There have also been reports of children donating a kidney to save their parents. This may all be due to family affection. In the last century, there were reports that the Taiwan Charity Federation provided human hematopoietic stem cells to fly to the mainland to save relatives in the motherland, reflecting the family on both sides of the strait. I have heard that some people in Western capitalist countries have stolen the kidney source of the homeless and formed a chain of criminal interests in the purchase of organs for the sake of financial benefits. Can humanity around the world pass on this kind of charity? Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon), a small country in South Asia, had a charity bank of human organs in the last century, and it is said that its former president, Gaborava, donated corneas to save two patients after his death. Deng Gong, the chief designer of the mainland's reform and opening up, also donated corneas after his death. Organ donors and their families in the drama "In the World" have broken the worldly concept of worrying about "dead and no corpses", which requires great courage and noble morality! The donated organs saved seven patients at the same time, which can be understood as the life of the deceased was extended in seven lives! I think since the Chinese Human Organ Bank has volunteers to sign up, this TV series should have a high probability of authenticity.