Ho Wai-ho, a 37-year-old Hong Kong firefighter who passed away fighting the deadly Tai Po blaze on Nov. 26, was set to marry his girlfriend of 10 years next month. 

His sudden death devastated her, and her heartfelt farewell left millions around the globe deeply heartbroken.

Posting on social media, she wrote, “Thank you all for your concern… I’ve got it all. Well…My superhero’s mission has been over, and he returned to Krypton. You are my pride!”

“But I’m sorry, I want to take a short break from everyone, because… I really can’t accept it. I wish I could hold your hand again…”

Ho, a nine year veteran, had arrived at Wang Fuk Court shortly after the fire broke out and was conducting a search when he lost contact with colleagues.

Found collapsed with severe burns to his face, he was transported to Prince of Wales Hospital but pronounced dead at 4:45 p.m.

Throughout their relationship, Ho frequently shared moments with his partner online, posting photos of them smiling, traveling, and enjoying life together.

The couple’s long-standing bond made his loss particularly wrenching for her and the public.

People from around the world flooded social media with condolences, honoring Ho as a hero. His fire service department also changed its website to black-and-white in tribute.

His girlfriend thanked everyone for their support, sharing that though she mourns his loss, she knows he left an enduring legacy of courage.

In 2021, a man in China named Chen Zhenfeng went viral after remarrying his ex-wife, Xie Hongxia, when he learned she had end-stage kidney disease.

After finding out that Xie was dying, he chose to step back into her life, saying he couldn’t bear to let her face it alone.

Chen and Xie first met through family and married in 2012. Their early years were full of joy, just a young couple learning to build a life together.

But their marriage soon faced heavy challenges, especially after they went through two miscarriages.

The emotional strain slowly pulled them apart. The heartbreak left them so devastated that even small disagreements turned into daily arguments. Grief left them worn down.

After years of conflict, they made the painful decision to divorce in 2019 and went their separate ways.

Years later, Chen, a Chinese veteran, checked in on his ex-wife and learned she was seriously ill with uremia. Seeing her weak and alone in the hospital broke him.

In that moment, he realized he couldn’t leave her to face it by herself. He wanted to stay and help her live.

At first, Xie refused, explaining she hadn’t remarried because of her illness and feared being a burden.

Chen, however, insisted that true love means standing by someone, especially when life becomes unbearably hard. He was determined to help and care for her.

They had once parted, but adversity brought them back with deeper understanding. Chen didn’t return out of guilt, he returned because he couldn’t let her face life alone.

His decision honored their vow, ‘in sickness and in health; till death do us part,’ showing the true strength of love.

An 82-year-old BTS fan named Bubala has gone viral after her heartwarming reaction to receiving a surprise ticket for the ARIRANG tour.

In a TikTok video, the breast cancer survivor opens the ticket, and her pure, emotional reaction has moved millions.

The ticket came from her granddaughter, @KyleeRader, who explained on TikTok that she spent hours trying to buy one.

When official sales failed, she turned to StubHub and paid nearly five times the original price to make sure her grandmother could attend the tour

The ticket grants Bubala entry to the highly anticipated ‘Arirang World Tour’. The tour is significant as it marks BTS’s first major series of concerts after a nearly four-year hiatus due to military service.

Starting this year, the shows will span five continents, reuniting the band with fans.

For many ARMYs, Bubala reflects the heart of the fandom, spanning generations and life stories.

Amid ticketing chaos, system crashes, and battles with scalpers, her viral moment shows that BTS’ comeback is more than music. It is shared love across the world.

Watch video here.