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Xinhua BEIJING, Jan. 30 , according to Hong Kong's Anatomy by self- taught, has been hailed as the medical profession in Hong Kong 's Chinese University of anatomy legend senior staff Chengda Xiang , doubt -ridden because of intolerable ills , conflict in the story at the jump , Mong Man Wai , serious injury or death in the first floor platform , the police investigation After that incident no suspicious circumstances .

It is reported that 58 -year-old Cheng Daxiang worked in the Hong Kong University and later transferred to Zhongshan University for over 28 years , when young British in Hong Kong following the anatomical study of forensic technology, in the absence of formal education under the self- Talent ,chaussure foot, the medical profession in Hong Kong 's famous anatomical characters, and his body in Hong Kong Plastics Technology is second to none .

process ,nike mercurial, although knowledgeable, passion for teaching, but no formal degree, can serve as the dissection room technician . Cheng He was kind of students that People First , the anatomy of a very deep , but create their own formulas teaching process , won the admiration of students , many surgeons is the student , 29 bad news came , everyone have to speak online condolences. Cheng Daxiang had media interviews about the work at the time the body is responsible for cleaning and disinfecting , as often the face of the body , learn to face life and death is just normal and when they commit suicide .

Lawrence J. Lau Vice-Chancellor of Hong Kong to the teachers and students published an open letter deplored the incident , and expressed condolences to the family of Cheng Daxiang . At about at 15:00 on the 29th , a 25 -year-old male student surnamed Tang Large via Mong Man Wai Building on the first floor platform, He wounded lying on the ground see the process , then the police. Ambulance rushed to the process has clearly confirmed dead. Police believe the way people with chronic illness , suspected illness world-weary .