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Of course, the woman crying with her two children, Wu Hao's appearance and words were all transmitted to the Internet through video screens by these media reporters and onlookers through various devices, and some even set up live broadcast.

Under the influence of yesterday's press conference, this news quickly became a hot search topic and became a hotly debated issue.

Just like reality, the Internet is naturally divided into two factions. The two sides have different opinions and quarrel fiercely. This matter has even gone out of the circle and has become a popular topic among the public in a short period of time.

In addition, there were many bloggers who attracted attention with their big Vs, specially edited them, and paired them with exciting music and inflammatory text, and the entire Internet suddenly became agitated.

It's so cold-blooded, it's just a desperate act. These capitalists should be defeated, they are absolutely abominable.

That's right, it's so pitiful. You'll die if you help others.

It’s heartbreaking to see who can arrest these black-hearted capitalists, and why should they be allowed to dominate in front of us?

That's right, this Wu Hao finally showed his true face. If he doesn't help, he won't help, and if he said that, if I were that woman, I would have to pounce on him and fight him tooth and nail.

These two children are so pitiful. They are going to lose their father at such a young age. Please save them.

Although I am also very unhappy with what Wu Hao said, he is right about one thing. Moral kidnapping is unacceptable. Charity depends entirely on resources. Kneeling at the gate so openly and claiming to be asking for help is actually a disguised form of moral kidnapping.

Why are you kidnapped by morality? If ordinary people have some ideas, who would bring their children up and kneel at the gate to beg for help in such a hot day?

That is, if your parents are sick and want to change their mind, would you know what to do?

It’s easy to say and will help your whole family stay healthy.

Don't let anger get to your head. Wu Hao has already said that this smart bionic artificial heart has not yet been launched on the market. Currently, only a small part is produced for Phase I clinical trials. All quotas have been determined. Now we cannot look at this woman as pitiful and then deprive others of her quota. Come and save them.

It's just an excuse that the number of places is limited. For such a big company, I don't believe that there are no extra places.

This is medical equipment, and the manufacturing process is extremely strict. You might think it is producing mobile phones. If there is a problem with mobile phone treatment, the worst possible outcome is a fever and crash. Once there is a problem with this artificial heart and it crashes, it will really be fatal.

Didn't Wu Hao say that it costs tens of millions of dollars to produce an artificial heart alone? For such a big company, why spend some money? This is a life saver.

The company owes you, so why should it spend some money to save you? Besides, does this cost some money? It costs tens of millions of dollars, which translates into sixty or seventy million. Although life is priceless, is it too extravagant to exchange 60 to 70 million for a human life?

What's wrong with 60 to 70 million? If the money is gone, you can earn it again, but if the people are gone, it's really gone.

Sixty or seventy million is nothing. The question is whether you can earn that much money in your lifetime. Many people die every year around the world. Some of these people have incurable diseases, and some of them can be cured with current medical technology, but due to the financial situation of the patients and their families, they still cannot be cured. To put it bluntly, there is no money to obtain better medical resources. It's reality, kid!

Damn reality, I never believe in reality.

You see, it is too superficial. The key to the problem is not the more than 10 million US dollars. This amount of money is just a drop in the bucket for Wu Hao and Haoyu Technology, and it is not worth mentioning at all. There are two key issues. One is that this smart bionic artificial heart is not yet on the market. If Wu Hao and others provide it to this mother, they may violate relevant laws and bear legal responsibility. It might be okay if it succeeds, but if it fails, it will lead to endless trouble. Second, the mother and her two children kneeling at the gate to ask for help seemed pitiful, but the method was very inappropriate. As Wu Hao said, this kind of behavior is not worth encouraging. Once he agrees, other patients and their families are likely to follow suit, which will be disastrous for Haoyu Technology.

The analysis by the brother above is correct. The key to the problem is these two. If the method adopted by this woman was more appropriate, there might be a chance, but now in front of so many media, there is no room for Wu Hao and others to relax, so they must have a clear answer. If you agree, you will not only bear legal liability but also bear serious consequences. If you don't agree, you may anger the people, but at least you don't have to worry about anything else. So after weighing the pros and cons, Wu Hao would definitely refuse.

But wouldn't it be too cold-blooded to reject it directly? Wouldn't it be better to use a gentler approach?

The approach might be a bit direct, even blunt, but under the circumstances, it was the best choice. If it is not made clear, once foreign media make use of this aspect to make an article, it will be a huge blow to Haoyu Technology.

Still feeling uneasy, how about we launch a crowdfunding campaign to help them pay the money?

To be honest, I am not optimistic about donation crowdfunding. Emotion is one thing, but reason is another. Is it worth spending such a high price to have someone? If this money can be used rationally, it may be able to help ten, one hundred or even one thousand people in need.

Yes, sympathy is one aspect, but as Wu Hao said, charity can never rely solely on passion, but must also pay attention to methods.

This is the truth, but in the face of such a situation, do we just look at it indifferently?

There is a saying in "The God of Medicine" that the most difficult disease to cure in the world is actually the disease of poverty. If you have money, you can live; if you have no money, you can only die.

This is too realistic and too cruel.

Now I hope that this smart bionic artificial heart can be launched as soon as possible. Find Shuyuan www.zhaoshuyuun.com. In this way, there will be hope for those patients.

Even if it is on the market, it is of no use, and the price of millions is simply beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Didn’t Wu Hao say that the price will come down after mass production? For a company, if this kind of medical device product is too expensive, it will not be conducive to promoting its use.

Yes, once this kind of life-saving medical equipment is put on the market, the state will definitely actively intervene. If procurement can be centralized, prices will be further reduced. Just like heart stents, the original tens of thousands of stents have been reduced to a few hundred yuan after centralized procurement by the state.

A few hundred yuan is definitely unrealistic. The cost of this kind of life-saving medical equipment alone is far higher than that. I don't expect it to be too low, the price of RMB 100,000 is still acceptable.

For rich people, it is best to reduce the price to less than tens of thousands, so as to benefit more people.

Of course, the lower the price, the better.