Hello, this is a new perspective on the international issue.
I'm going to tell you about the news from the S.O.H. news on August 13th.
Recently, the news that the vice-president of the People's Hospital of Wuxi, Chang Soo-sung,
Cheon Jin-mi, has already completed 100 cases of lung transplantation in China,
was a hot topic online in China.
He boasted his surgical performance on Weibo,
and when he revealed the lung transplant situation in two places in Wuxi and Hangzhou,
Chinese netizens raised questions about the long-term origin.
A man from Guangdong Province recently told Epoch Times that he had a lung transplant,
and he testified that he could receive a lung transplant surgery in a day or two in the People's Hospital of Wuxi.
Mr. Liu Mo, who asked for an appointment,
said he had a lung transplant surgery from Cheon Jin-mi several years ago.
He needed a lung transplant due to myocardial infarction,
so he had a lung transplant surgery at the People's Hospital of Wuxi.
He rented a room near the hospital and waited for about 10 days,
and then got a suitable lung for himself.
He said the cost of the surgery was about 130 million won for 700,000 people.
A front desk employee at the People's Hospital of Wuxi
confirmed that this hospital conducts about 1,200 lung transplant surgeries every year.
It is not confirmed whether the number of live lung transplant surgeries
by donations from families in Korea is included in this number,
but this employee said the long-term matching is a random process
and sometimes the waiting time is short.
This employee said he didn't know about the origin of the organ,
and asked the doctor directly.
The vice president of Cheon Jin-mi said the organ comes from a brain-dead patient
in the order of the origin of the organ.
However, in the case of Korea,
the brain-dead donor lung transplant surgery is difficult to find a lung that can be transplanted,
and the waiting time for the transplant is longer than other long-term transplants,
so it is known to have to wait an average of 4 years.
In addition, in China's current law,
the brain-dead patient is not yet legally recognized as dead.
In addition to the issue of the illegality of the origin of the organ,
these legal issues raise a wide range of questions
about the legitimacy and ethics of the long-term transplant surgery carried out by the Chinese hospital.
The International Organization for the Tracking and Investigation of Lung Cancer
has stated that Cheon Jin-mi and the People's Hospital of Wuxi
have been accused of being involved in forced organ transplantation crimes against Lung Cancer trainees.
In particular, Cheon Jin-mi has been accused of being involved in forced organ transplantation crimes against Lung Cancer trainees in 2016,
and has been nominated for the International Organization for the Tracking and Investigation of Lung Cancer.
The report recently released by the International Organization for the Tracking and Investigation of Lung Cancer
and the Lung Cancer Protection Act passed in June,
clearly revealed serious anti-human crimes such as mass murder,
I'm Jung Hyun-jin from SOH News.
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