In Iran, an old man who had not bathed for 60 years was persuaded by the people around him to take a bath, and unexpectedly, the old man passed away within a few days.
Why is this happening? What is going on?
The old Iranian named Amu Hajj was born in a small town in Iran and set a Guinness record for "longest bathe" for not bathing for about 60 years.
For a while, his name was known to the world, and at the same time, he became the dirtiest person in the world today.
According to the materials learned by the reporter, the villagers in Haji's village are very disgusted with Haji, and sometimes everyone will subconsciously go away when they see Haji.
It's not that everyone is isolating him, but that he hasn't taken a bath for a long time, and the smell is very strong, and many people will have an uncomfortable reaction after smelling this smell.
In order to avoid physical discomfort, after seeing Haji from afar, everyone sometimes chooses another path, and if it is unavoidable, they will choose to hold their breath and stay away from Haji's side as soon as possible.
Haji is ninety-four years old this year, his hair has turned gray, and his whole body is covered with thick dirt because he has not bathed for many years.
His face was even more covered with dust and dirt, so black that he couldn't see his appearance at all, only a general outline and facial features.
Haji went his own way, not in the eyes and opinions of others, and seeing that everyone did not like to be next to him, he left the crowd and lived alone in the simple tool room.
He had lived without a job for all these years, and when he was hungry, he would come to the trash can and rummage through the trash can for food discarded by others to fill his stomach.
Occasionally, if he was lucky, he would come across rotten meat or dead animals next to the trash can, which he would take home as a snack for himself.
Those foods that make people feel disgusted in the eyes of others are very delicious to Haji, and Haji will treat them with care every time he sees them.
After filling his stomach, Haji wanted me to be alone outside the shack, holding the pipe I had picked up and loading it with his special "cow dung smoke" to smoke leisurely, and live a very comfortable life.
Haji had never worked, so he didn't have any money with him, so he didn't have tobacco, and he used to pick up cow dung from passing cows, make it into tobacco mix, and light it in his pipe.
The smell of smoke made from cow dung is very strong, and normal people will not be able to tolerate the smell of smoke, but every time Haji smokes this kind of cigarette, he is very happy.
Many people think that Haji has fallen into a point where there is no cure, but for Haji, he likes this life very much.
By chance, a photographer in Iran needed to go out into the field to collect style, and he accidentally came to the village where Haji lived, saw other scenes around him, and picked up his camera to shoot.
Suddenly, he stumbled upon Haji's figure, which seemed out of place in the village, and this phenomenon successfully aroused the photographer's curiosity.
The photographer wanted to find Haji to communicate, but Haji did not welcome the photographer's arrival, and when the photographer pointed the camera at him, he tried to avoid it, and he was unwilling to answer some questions from the photographer.
Haji walked on his own, and the photographer followed him to Haji's house, but Haji's silence caused the photographer to feel a sense of frustration.
Later, he decided to look for a breakthrough in other ways, so he turned his attention to Haji's neighbor and began to ask him about Haji's story, knowing that Haji hadn't bathed in 60 years.
With the help of his neighbors, the photographer also knew that Haji would consciously avoid the crowd because of the strong smell on his body, but the photographer did not dislike the smell on his body.
Instead, he conducted an interview with Haji, and through Haji, he learned that the reason why Haji didn't take a bath was because he missed the smell of his wife, and he always thought that his taste had always been on him.
Haji was influenced by his family and would not give up his heart casually, until he met his wife, who fell in love with her at first sight, and under Haji's pursuit, they successfully walked together.
The happy life did not last long, a plague took the life of his wife, and Haji did not want to take a bath from that time, and the photographer was very moved after hearing it.
Later, after being persuaded by the photographer, Haji finally agreed to wash off the filth from his body, but the second week after taking the shower, Haji left the world with a fever.
Later, the doctor explained that it was because the bathing destroyed his original flora, causing foreign bacteria to invade, and Haji was older and his adaptability was declining before he died.
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