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Shandong driver turns car into a 15,000-yuan mobile first-aid station, invites passersby to break window

热心车主花1.5万打造"移动急救站" 贴条"可破窗取用"

A private car owner in Weifang, Shandong, spent about 15,000 yuan equipping his vehicle with an AED, anti-choking device, and other emergency gear. He placed stickers on the car reading 'AED on board, break window to access,' stating that a shattered window is nothing compared to a human life. The owner, surnamed Li, says he was inspired by a provincial moral model who teaches first aid for free.

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The piece is framed as a heartwarming societal story that exemplifies the spread of '大爱' (da ai, great love) from a moral exemplar to ordinary citizens.

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