There were tens of thousands of comments on the page, with a mountain of wreaths and a sea of eulogies. A middle-aged man murmured, "My child, you were originally a little angel in the sky. Spread your little wings and fly obediently..." On August 26, her funeral was held in the rain. Stations stood inside and outside the cremation hall of the Dongjiao Funeral Home in Chengdu. Tears filled the eyes of the citizens. They were the unknown "parents" of the 8-year-old girl She Yan. In order to ensure that this girl, who was abandoned at birth and voluntarily gave up on herself after suffering from leukemia, would not be too lonely when she finally left, "parents" from all over the world came to see her off silently in the rain. There is a photo of her smiling on her grave, and the top of the inscription reads: "I have been here, I am very good (1996.11.30.--2005.8.22)". Behind it is a brief introduction to She Yan's life experience, with the last two words engraved on it. The sentence is "During her lifetime, she felt the warmth of the world. Little girl, please rest in peace, heaven will be more beautiful with you." In accordance with Xiao Sheyan's last wish, the remaining 540,000 yuan in medical expenses was treated as a gift of life and left to other children suffering from leukemia.
These seven children are Yang Xinlin, Xu Li, Huang Zhiqiang, Liu Linglu, Zhang Yujie, Gao Jian, and Wang Jie. These seven poor children, the oldest is 19 years old and the youngest is only 2 years old. They are all poor children whose families are in very difficult circumstances and are struggling on the verge of death.
On September 24, Xu Li, the first girl to receive a gift from She Yan, underwent a successful operation at West China University of Medicine. A smile appeared on her pale face: "I accepted your gift of life. Thank you, sister She Yan. You will be watching us in heaven. Please rest assured, our tombstones will still be engraved with: I have been here, I am very good..."
