The story of a 70-year-old grandfather who did not even know the ‘hwa’ of makeup challenged to become a beauty influencer to raise money for the treatment of his grandson suffering from a rare disease conveys a calming impression. Recently, China’s Jiupai Newspaper and others reported the story of China’s 72-year-old Zhu Yunchang
, who turned into a beauty influencer .먹튀검증 Behind his great challenge was to raise money for the treatment of his grandson who was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 6 years ago. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a disease that genius physicist Dr. Stephen Hawking has suffered throughout his life. Grandpa Joo Yun-chang’s grandson was diagnosed with the disease when he was only 5 years old. At the time, medical staff predicted that the child would live another 18 months, but fortunately, the child is being treated in the care of his family to this day, six years later. Grandpa Joo Yun-chang takes care of his daughter with utmost sincerity, being the limbs of his grandson and helping them with their daily lives while working abroad. However, the problem was the high cost of treatment.
For Joo Yoon-chang, an ordinary grandfather, the cost of his grandson’s treatment was burdensome, and he made a big decision to become a ‘beauty influencer’ to handle it.
For beauty broadcasting, he personally visited a cosmetics store to learn makeup and learn unfamiliar and difficult jargon step by step.
Grandpa Joo Yun-chang, who never gave up thinking about his sick grandson and learned makeup, broadcasts beauty for 4 hours a day.
He puts on mascara and draws eyeliner, and even applies lipstick color-by-color to his forearm and explains the difference.
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The 72-year-old grandfather’s beauty broadcast definitely garnered attention among local netizens, and thanks to the support of many people, he was able to raise money for his grandson’s treatment.
Netizens are cheering for the story of a grandfather who challenged to become a beauty influencer for his grandson suffering from a rare disease, such as “I hope a miracle will happen to my child” and “I shed tears while watching a live broadcast.”