Tulenov Ruslan of Kazakhstan gets ready to give blood at a donation center in Beijing in February. He's so far donated over 5,000 milliliters, more than is in a human body.Provided Tochina Daily When President Xi Jinping made a speech at Nazarbayev University in Astana, Kazakhstan, in September 2013, he mentioned a young Kazakh man who was famous for donating blood in China. Tulenov Ruslan, a postgraduate student at Beijing Science and Technology University, was praised by the president as part of a Sino-Kazakhstan Friendship Epic. In the past eight years, he donated more than 5,000 milliliters of blood in China, an amount that exceeds the average adult's blood volume. Born and raised in Atyrau, an oil town in western Kazakhstan, Ruslan has been obsessed with Chinese culture since his childhood. I often watched Chinese movies and cartoons on TV then, and my favorite is Xi-youji (or Journey to the West), he recalled. In 2009, Ruslan came to Hainan University and started his studies in China. I chose Hainan because I was originally attracted by its beautiful seaside scenery, and it turns out to be a paradise. When he first saw his classmates donating blood on a blood donation vehicle, Ruslan recalled his mother's words. Mom told me to be a helpful person, a good person. Without hesitation, he decided to join his classmates in donating blood. Knowing that he has Type O, Rh negative blood - only three in every 1,000 Chinese have such a blood type and Rh factor - Ruslan decided to set up blood donations as a routine, and he has donated blood twice a year ever since. I regard it as one of my hobbies, he laughed. Ruslan's O-negative blood, in the words of an old phrase, is as rare as a panda. Thus it is called panda blood in China. His legendary deeds have earned him the title of the Panda Knight. flash drive wristbandevent wristbands ukrubber wristbandspersonalized silicone braceletscheap silicone wristbands
BEIJING - A special envoy of the President of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Moon Jae-in said here Thursday that the ROK fully understands China's reasonable concern over the deployment of the US Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile defense system. The ROK side realized that the deployment of the THAAD has harmed ROK-China mutual trust and exchanges, the special envoy Lee Hae-chan told Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, according to a Chinese official press release. The ROK is ready to look for a proper solution to the issue with sincerity, said Lee.
