Group 1 - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Yunnan Province registered over 140,900 individuals for organ (cadaver) donation, completing 334 organ donations and 178 cadaver donations [1] - Yunnan has actively promoted hematopoietic stem cell donation, with 24,300 registered donors and 263 completed donations [1] - The province has established a long-term mechanism for emergency rescue training, training 3,299 rescue instructors and providing emergency rescue knowledge to over 6.74 million people [1] Group 2 - In terms of livelihood security, 44 "Benevolence Home" projects were implemented with an investment of 20.33 million yuan, benefiting 2.49 million people in need [2] - The Red Cross system in the province established 2,921 grassroots organizations and formed 658 volunteer service teams, with over 236,000 members and 63,800 registered volunteers [2]

Core Points - The article highlights the effectiveness of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and emergency rescue training in saving lives in Shanxi province, with two successful rescues occurring within two days [1][2]. Group 1: Life-saving Incidents - A child was saved from choking using the Heimlich maneuver by a student trained in emergency rescue [1]. - A man suffering from cardiac arrest was revived using an AED by a police officer who had undergone emergency rescue training [2]. Group 2: Training and Implementation - The AED used in the second incident was part of a government initiative, with 7 successful rescues recorded since its installation [2]. - A collaborative emergency rescue mechanism was established between the Shanxi Red Cross and the provincial police, integrating rescue training into police annual training programs [2]. Group 3: Training Outreach - The Shanxi Red Cross has expanded its training network, providing emergency rescue training to over 118,000 certified rescuers and reaching more than 650,000 individuals through public lectures in 2025 [4]. - The initiative aims to empower ordinary citizens to become active rescuers in emergencies, transforming them from bystanders to lifesavers [4].