‘Only death can stop me’: terminally ill Chinese tycoon works 12 hours daily to cure ALS
Cai Lei, a former JD.com executive suffering from ALS, continues to work 12-hour days using eye-tracking technology to search for a cure. Despite his advanced physical deterioration, he remains committed to his mission to combat the incurable disease.
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The story highlights the intersection of personal resilience, terminal illness, and the role of technology in enabling productivity for those with severe disabilities.
Top e-commerce executive who has survived several near-death episodes, says ‘faith’ keeps him going in the ‘darkest night’
The article focuses on a human interest story regarding health and personal struggle without political bias.
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