A Malaysian Chinese quietly went to donate blood 28 times over the years, 450cc each visit, and thought nothing of it. The doctor’s answer was simple: his AB+ blood type matched a Malay child living with thalassaemia — a hereditary blood disorder that requires regular transfusions just to survive. “My blood has never known Malay, Chinese or Indian,” Vince, known online as @vince.yh117, wrote in a post that has since racked up 60,500 likes. In this case, that stranger was a Malaysian Chinese man from Penang who kept showing up. The donor became the recipient, the recipient became the donor, and the blood didn’t care either way.