There is an anti-cancer kitchen next to Nanchang Cancer Hospital in Jiangxi. Cooking is only one yuan, braising is two yuan, and stewing is three yuan. Patients or their families in the cancer hospital will buy food from the nearby vegetable market and bring it here for processing. In a few minutes, they can cook a bowl of noodles, stir-fry a dish and cook a bowl of soup. These patients can also eat cheaper and more nutritious food, so it is affectionately called the anti-cancer kitchen, where more patients feel warm.

When it comes to anti-cancer kitchens, it dates back to 2003. Wanhe and his wife Xiong sell fried dough sticks in the alley opposite Jiangxi Cancer Hospital. A child in the cancer hospital wanted to eat the dishes fried by his mother because of his emotional instability, so the parents of the child came to the booth of Wan Couple to tentatively ask if they could cook here. Wan Couple immediately agreed and took out their own cooking pots and seasonings. Let the sick children try their mother's cooking, which soon spread throughout the cancer hospital. More and more patients' families came to him to borrow the stove for cooking. Out of sympathy, the couple bought many sets of kitchen utensils at home and gave them to these patients and their families for free. According to Mr. and Mrs. Wan, at most, 300 to 400 people come to stir-fry every day, and now there are 17 anti-cancer kitchens, which have never stopped.

Let love continue to pass here. There are more than 3.9 million new malignant tumor patients in China every year, which means that more than 10000 people suffer from cancer every day. Cancer is not so much an incurable disease as a demon, which exhausts all the family funds, and finally people die, leaving an endless empty shell. The anti-cancer kitchen, in his way, makes people feel more warmth and love. He told the world that as long as you persist, everyone will gain something in the end.