The blood-buying campaign by the Jieke Group is overwhelming, spreading not just in the Beautiful Country but globally as well.
Out of the 197 countries in the world, those ranked below seventy in terms of monthly per capita income already have a monthly income of less than 500 US dollars.
As for the Jieke Group's external blood-selling quotations, considering the added costs like transportation, the recent price has risen, with the cost of one milliliter of fresh blood fluctuating between 1.2 and 1.3 US dollars.
A person selling 400 milliliters of fresh blood would make about 500 dollars, which exceeds the monthly income of people in many countries.
Not to mention those low-income countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, where many ordinary people struggle to even fill their stomachs.
And now by just selling blood, they can earn nearly five hundred dollars, which is an astonishing thing.
