[Yangtze Evening News] A Special New Year’s Eve Gala

2022-01-08

“Dear Xiao Man, today marks the 188th day of my illness. Over these days, I’ve gone from a coma to regaining consciousness…” At the New Year’s gala hosted by the Rehabilitation Department of Nanjing Zijin Hospital, patient Xiao Guang took out a “letter of gratitude” he had asked his doctor to write, using it to confess his love to his wife and recount the arduous journey they had endured together.

[Yangtze Evening News] Who will win the candle-blowing contest? This special competition…

2021-11-20

When blowing out candles turns into a competition, can you take first place? On the afternoon of November 16, a unique candle-blowing contest was held in the Rehabilitation Department of Nanjing Zijin Hospital. Competing to see who can blow out the most candles and who can blow them the farthest has also become a new way for patients to engage in rehabilitation exercises.

[Jiangsu TV] The Guardian of Love: A Wife Becomes “Half a Therapist”

2021-11-03

In July 2020, Jiang Li was unexpectedly involved in a car accident. Though he survived after emergency treatment, he fell into a prolonged vegetative state. Faced with this sudden turn of events, his wife, Ding Ying, refused to be defeated; instead, she remained by his side, unwavering in her support. “I never once considered giving up,” she said.

[Yangtze Evening News] Dance teacher resigns to care for her paralyzed mother around the clock.

2021-10-07

Recently, a video of a post‑90s woman dancing beside her ailing mother in a wheelchair has touched countless netizens. Many have offered words of encouragement: “Hang in there! After the storm, a rainbow always appears.” Liu Xiaodan, 28, used to be a dance instructor at an arts school in Nanjing. On May 30, her mother was left paralyzed and nearly unconscious following a car accident. To provide round‑the‑clock care during her mother’s critical post‑surgical recovery period, Liu Xiaodan quit her job as a dance teacher. Though many urged her to hire professional caregivers, she believes that family companionship will help her mother heal more effectively. Whenever she wheels her mother outside the hospital room for some fresh air, Liu Xiaodan always performs a dance for her: “I’m a dance teacher, and my mom is my devoted audience. I hope my dances can give her strength and bring her joy every day.”

[CCTV Special Documentary] “I Am Your Big Tree”

2021-07-23

On January 18, China Central Television’s program “Sunset Red” aired the documentary “I Am Your Big Tree,” which tells the story of father and son Xu Zhongxiang. The film chronicles the heartwarming journey of the gentle father, Xu Zhongxiang, as he supports his son, Xu Lei, who suffered a traumatic brain injury, and guides him step by step along the path to recovery.

[Jiangnan Times] Skilled Hands, Benevolent Hearts: Patients’ Families Present a Banner to Praise Them

2021-01-25

“Thank you, Director Pan, thank you to the medical staff, and thank you to Nanjing Zijin Hospital!” January 22, 2021, was an extraordinary day for little Chen Ziyue and his family. After eight full months of rehabilitation, Chen Ziyue was finally able to be discharged and return home to Suzhou to continue his recovery. In gratitude, his family brought two embroidered banners to Nanjing Zijin Hospital to express their heartfelt thanks to Chief Physician Pan Xingming and the entire medical team.