Taichung Armed Forces General Hospital

Sometimes, a kind beginning stems from a deep sense of gratitude, wanting to transform the luck one has received into the power to help others.
On October 9th, the Taichung Armed Forces General Hospital held a ceremony for the donation of an ambulance by Cheng Yun Electric Co., Ltd.
The event was hosted by Major General Shi Yulong, the hospital director. Chairman Cai Zhongsheng, General Manager Cai Xingjun, and distinguished guests from various sectors also gathered together to witness this heartfelt gesture.
Mr. Zeng Ziyao, on behalf of General Manager Cai of Cheng Yun Electric Machinery, expressed in his speech: “Along the way, I worked very hard but never succeeded, until later I was fortunately blessed by heaven.

This made me deeply feel that there seems to be a force beyond our control. Because of this, I developed the wish to donate an ambulance, hoping to transform the luck I have received into a power that protects life.”
Director Shi said in her speech: “Protecting life has never been a one-person task. Only through the joint efforts of the government, medical institutions, enterprises, and all sectors of society can this protection go further.
What we have received is not just an ambulance, but also a respect for life and care for the local community. In the future, this ambulance will be used for emergency rescue, patient transfer, and disaster response, accompanying the medical team to every place in need of help.
Thank you to Cheng Yun Electric Machinery for turning a piece of luck into a piece of love, and thank you to every partner willing to walk alongside us. It is truly wonderful to have you.”

The donated ambulance, from the vehicle itself to its equipment, was carefully selected by Chairman Cai and General Manager Cai. Among the features are an ultraviolet disinfection lamp (for comprehensive environmental sterilization) and a high-end AED designed specifically for children—both of which are not found in ordinary ambulances!!!
This heartfelt intention and insistence on “reserving the best for life” is truly admirable.