@LexiAIexander: Things you do when you're not a war mongering corrupt country feeding the greed of the 1%
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The tweet highlights a Chinese-made patient transfer bed with one-touch remote control that reduces physical strain for patients.
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Things you do when you’re not a war mongering corrupt country feeding the greed of the 1%
🇨🇳XuZhenqing徐祯卿 (@XueJia24682): ✨🇨🇳This Chinese‑made patient transfer bed operates with one‑touch remote control. No manual lifting of patients is required, greatly reducing physical strain for patients.
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