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Gao Xinxin's brother recovers from Tokyo artery blockage, returns safely to Taiwan

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwanese actress Gao Xinxin's younger brother suffered a cerebral artery blockage while traveling in Tokyo.
  • He was rushed to the hospital and underwent emergency surgery, with doctors confirming a "middle cerebral artery blockage."
  • Both Gao and her brother have safely returned to Taiwan for continued medical treatment.

Taiwanese actress Gao Xinxin's recent trip to Tokyo with her brother and sister-in-law took a terrifying turn when her brother suddenly collapsed upon arrival. He exhibited symptoms resembling a stroke, prompting an immediate emergency medical response.

Doctors diagnosed the condition as a "middle cerebral artery blockage" and rushed him into surgery. Fortunately, he was saved within the critical golden hour. Gao Xinxin's close friend, actress Bing Jiaqi, shared on Facebook that Gao's brother, Gao Zicheng, had been rescued and was able to be discharged to return to Taiwan for further treatment.

Bing Jiaqi expressed relief, stating, "The follow-up will be handled by Taiwanese medical care, allowing life to slowly return to normal!" Fans learned of the ordeal through Bing Jiaqi's post, with many sending well wishes for Gao Zicheng's recovery.

Both Gao Xinxin and her brother are now safely back in Taiwan, concluding their harrowing experience in Japan. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable nature of health, even during travel.

The follow-up will be handled by Taiwanese medical care, allowing life to slowly return to normal!

โ€” Bing JiaqiBing Jiaqi, a friend of Gao Xinxin, shared an update on Gao's brother's condition and their return to Taiwan.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.