China cancer patient who inspired hit film hopes to stop treatment after 35,000 pills over two decades一位曾启发热门电影的中国癌症患者，在二十年间服用了35000片药后，希望停止治疗。
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Lu Yong (right), whose real-life story inspired the hit film “Dying to Survive”, helped bring the struggles of cancer patients into the spotlight. -- Photo: SCMP composite/Baidu/Jimu
Lu Yong, who has a slow-growing blood and bone marrow cancer and inspired the 2018 blockbuster Dying to Survive , has begun reducing his medication and hopes to stop taking it completely within three months.
The acclaimed film is based on Lu’s experience. He has chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML) and helped patients across China obtain affordable, life-saving generic drugs from India, but was prosecuted by Chinese authorities for selling “fake drugs”.
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卢勇（右）的真实故事被改编成热门电影《死里逃生》，他帮助人们更加关注癌症患者的困境。——图片：南华早报合成/百度/集木
患有缓慢发展的血液和骨髓癌症的陆勇，其故事启发了 2018 年的热门电影《死里逃生》。他已经开始减少药物用量，并希望在三个月内完全停止服用。
这部广受好评的电影是根据陆正昌的亲身经历改编的。他患有慢性粒细胞白血病（CML），曾帮助中国各地的患者从印度获得价格低廉、救命的仿制药，但却因销售“假药”而被中国当局起诉。
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