Cai Lei's profile
Cai Lei, an alumnus of Central University of Finance and Economics, is a well-known domestic finance and taxation expert, the pioneer of electronic invoices, and a leader in rare disease charity. He has been in the business world for half his life. He studied hard and established a career as a teenager. He worked in tax authorities, Samsung, and Vanke, and joined JD. Com in his prime. With extreme tenacity and professionalism, he promoted the implementation of China's first electronic invoice and reshaped the national fiscal and taxation digital landscape. He is known as the "first person in electronic invoices."
When his career was at its peak and his family was happy, 41-year-old Cai Lei was suddenly struck by fate and diagnosed with ALS. This is a terminal disease that has no solution in the history of medicine for more than 200 years, and the survival time is only a few years. Suddenly falling from a business elite into a desperate situation, he gave up his glitz, put aside his fame and fortune, and used his remaining body to launch a lone charge into the human medical iceberg.
He spent all his wealth to build the world's largest ALS patient database, and linked up with top scientific research teams to promote the development of hundreds of drug pipelines, working day and night to break the ice and pave the way. His body became increasingly frozen, from weakness in his fingers and paralysis of his arms to loss of voice and speech. Eventually, only his eyeballs were left to move. He still worked day and night at his desk using an eye control device.
He believed in struggle all his life. Although fate deprived him of his health and the rest of his life, it could not take away his responsibility and sincerity. He did not seek to save himself, but only to save others. He used his broken body to pave the way for hundreds of thousands of rare disease patients. He used his mortal body to perform heroic deeds and write the most shocking life epic of the contemporary era.
