Thanks for the invitation. I believe that every AIDS patient personally does not want to get this disease. But now that it has happened, they should have the courage to face it. What's more, these 15 children above have proved themselves with their own practical actions. So for the school and the society should give them a tolerance and care!

I once went to university in Linfen for four years, and the student union and volunteers of the school have also been to the Red Ribbon School to help those lovely children. It is a happy thing that these 15 AIDS children can go to university. I think we have to treat them equally, in fact, they are even more unfortunate than we are, they are suffering from the disease themselves, but also have to face the world's misinterpretation and misunderstanding of the words, it is a painful thing, no one would want to bear that kind of pressure. What they need most is our respect and understanding, which is everyone should get, a lot of things as long as we change position to consider what all solved! Anyone with common sense knows that HIV is transmitted through sexual contact, blood and mother to child, so it's okay to be normal with them. Thanks for the invitation to answer.

I can say that I have mixed feelings! Getting into college is a good thing and I should be happy for them, but I am more worried than happy! After all, we still talk about AIDS, and they are living and studying with other normal students, which faces the problem of how to avoid infecting others, not openly their identity, not openly there are hidden dangers, so how to arrange their school life is a problem, the best way is to allow them to be in a relatively independent space, which protects their privacy, but also to ensure that others will not be infected! However, it is easier said than done! Let's look forward to it together!