抗癌“小王子”豪豪离世，年仅10岁
双语君约 3 分钟“豪豪走了，他不会再痛了。”
1月27日上午，曾感动全网的抗癌“小王子”豪豪的家属在社交账号发文，宣布豪豪已离世。
A young Chinese boy, Haohao, who touched millions by documenting his battle with cancer and came to be widely known as the "Little Prince", has died, triggering an outpouring of grief across social media.
Haohao's family announced on Monday that he had passed away, saying, "He will no longer be in pain."
Diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia at the age of four, Haohao endured years of intensive treatment, including chemotherapy, radiotherapy and two bone marrow transplants. Despite the immense physical suffering, the light in his eyes never seemed to fade.
In February 2023, Haohao began sharing short videos of his daily life online. He described his illness as a fight against "little monsters" and jokingly referred to his medication as "after-meal sweets". Even as his condition worsened, he displayed remarkable composure, at times offering calm, childlike comfort to his father.
In one widely circulated video, Haohao asked viewers to leave him a single sentence: "Prince, please recover and never relapse." The simple plea struck a chord nationwide, drawing more than 200,000 messages repeating the same words.
Around the 2026 New Year, Haohao's condition deteriorated further. His father later declined additional donations, explaining that the family did not wish to "exhaust this love".
Following the announcement of his death, social media users flooded platforms with tributes, calling Haohao a "little angel" and wishing him peace in another world.
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