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72-Year-Old Man Goes Viral Becoming Beauty Influencer to Pay for Grandson’s Treatment

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A 72-year-old man in China named Zhu Yunchang has gone viral after becoming a beauty influencer to help pay for his grandson’s medical treatment.

Wearing makeup on livestreams, he reviews products not for attention, but to raise money to keep his grandson alive.

Zhu’s grandson, Xiao Jingyan, was just five years old when doctors diagnosed him with spinal muscular atrophy, a rare disease that slowly weakens the muscles.

Doctors told the family that without treatment, he might have only about 18 months to live ahead of him.

Despite the prognosis, Xiao continued fighting with unwavering support from his family. His parents sold their home and took on heavy debt to afford imported medication costing hundreds of thousands of yuan per dose.

Even then, the mounting expenses quickly outpaced everything they could manage.

This was when Zhu stepped in. He knew his small pension would never cover the costs, so he searched for another path.

After learning beauty blogging could earn income online, he chose to try it himself, determined to help fund his grandson’s treatment.

The journey was difficult as Zhu lacked any knowledge of cosmetics. He faced harsh initial rejections from manufacturers who claimed an elderly man could never sell makeup.

Undeterred, he committed himself to mastering this entirely new craft to ensure his grandson had a chance.

Zhu first asked cosmetic brands for samples, but many turned him away. Instead of quitting, he went to local makeup shops and asked staff to teach him.

He wrote down unfamiliar terms, practiced daily, and slowly learned how to apply each product with care.

He began live-streaming and eventually gained significant popularity, providing a vital financial lifeline for his family.

Although he was a novice, his genuine personality and story resonated deeply with viewers. He spent hours each day demonstrating products to his growing online audience.

Fortunately, recent policy changes in China have added the necessary medication to the national insurance list.

This has significantly eased the family’s financial stress. However, Zhu continues to blog and advocate for rare diseases using his platform.

Today, Zhu stands as a quiet symbol of love and perseverance. “If my grandson can one day walk like other children, I will feel at peace,” the caring grandfather said.

His journey shows that a grandfather’s devotion knows no boundaries when family is at stake.

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BLACKPINK’s Lisa Goes Viral After Personally Visiting and Showing Love to Punch

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Lisa Showing Love to Punch

BLACKPINK’s Lisa is going viral after visiting Punch, the baby Japanese macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan.

She posted the moment on her Instagram Story, showing full love to the beloved viral monkey. The photos spread across social media almost immediately.

What made the visit even more special was what Lisa brought with her.

She carried an orangutan plush toy identical to the one Punch is famous for clutching, the same toy that once comforted a baby monkey rejected by his mother and turned him into a global sensation.

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Punch Goes Viral for Jumping Onto His Caretaker After Getting Bullied by an Older Monkey

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Punch Getting Bullied

Punch was bullied by an older monkey again, and his plushie was not enough this time.

He leaped straight into the arms of his caretaker Kosuke Shikano, who rushed over the moment he heard Punch in distress.

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Wedding Goes Viral After Twin Sisters Married Twin Brothers & Were Attended by Twin Uncles

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Twin Sisters Married Twin Brothers

A wedding in China has gone viral after twin sisters married twin brothers and were both attended by twin uncles.

On the wedding day, there were four pairs of twins on site, the grooms, the grooms’ uncles, the brides, and the brides’ uncles, making the wedding nothing short of a miracle.

The two couples, both in their twenties, are from Fuyang, Anhui province in central China.

Their families lived close to each other for years, but it was not until 2022 that a matchmaker formally introduced the Shan sisters to the Song brothers, setting everything in motion.

Even now, the in-laws still mix up the sisters, and the sisters’ parents regularly confuse the two brothers.

The couples themselves, however, have no such problem. Years of being together have made them familiar enough with each other’s looks and personalities that confusion is rarely an issue.

The twin uncles turned out to be the biggest surprise of the wedding, as neither family had any idea the other’s uncles were also twins until they were all in the same room.

“Imagine if these two couples each had a pair of twins. I wonder how packed this big family would be,” an observer said.

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