Angel Who Went Viral Overnight
Madelyn thought highly of Jiang Hao, so she had his agent arrange a series of events for him. After shooting promotional photos, Jiang Hao was sent to the rehabilitation hospital affiliated with the New York University School of Medicine. In the hospital's back garden, he met a nine-year-old girl with autism.
The girl had delicate features, but she was somewhat frail and thin, giving off a fragile impression. She sat there quietly without moving, staring in one direction as if lost in thought.
Jiang Hao stood beside Professor Catherine, the rehabilitation hospital's chief psychologist, watching the girl. Professor Catherine introduced her, "Her name is Mera. She was found to have autistic tendencies when she was three, and her condition has never improved. On the contrary, it has only worsened. Little Mera has been staying at the rehabilitation hospital for three years, but there are still no signs of recovery."
"Mister Angel, as a psychologist, I sincerely hope you can help these children suffering from autism and depression. Their lives have only just begun, yet they are tormented like this. It's far too unfair."
"You may not know how many people in the United States suffer from autism and depression. There are more than eight million autism patients in the United States and more than thirty-five million worldwide. The number of depression patients is even greater. According to health organization surveys, the United States has the highest incidence rate of depression in the world, at 16.1%. In other words, roughly one out of every six Americans suffers from depression—around fifty million people. This is a group that urgently needs attention."
Jiang Hao nodded. "I believe God is fair and compassionate. He cares for everyone, especially these lovely children."
Jiang Hao nodded to the psychologist and walked