The joy of a wedding and a housewarming are typically two of life's great delights, but unfortunately, for Ms. Xue in Guiyang, such a fortunate occurrence turned into misfortune. Ms. Xue grew up in Baiyun District, Guiyang, and had been childhood sweethearts with Mr. Tian, who were classmates in junior high and high school. After graduating from college, the two confirmed their romantic relationship. Ms. Xue works for a government-affiliated institution in Guiyang, while Mr. Tian serves as a project engineer at a local mining company. After years of hard work, the couple paid the down payment on a home at Zhonghua Mansion in Guiyang in mid-2016 and entrusted a renovation company with the construction and materials. The renovation was completed by early May this year.

In mid-June, the couple moved into their new home, celebrating their relocation. However, on July 24th, Ms. Xue suddenly felt dizzy and weak with symptoms of a cold, which worsened over the next two days. On the 26th, Ms. Xue took a day off from work to visit the Second Provincial Hospital of Guiyang for a check-up. During her taxi ride, she was so weak that she found it difficult to open the car door, her arms feeling limp. Feeling extremely weak, Ms. Xue immediately called Mr. Tian. Upon arriving at the hospital, Mr. Tian found his wife's complexion pale and her vitality extremely low. After undergoing various tests and examinations, the doctor diagnosed her with abnormally low platelets and white blood cells, leading to weakened immunity. The condition was not ordinary and required immediate treatment. Delayed treatment could result in loss of work capacity, high fever due to colds, and a rapid decline in blood counts, which was a shock for the newlyweds. Ms. Xue expressed her confusion, as there was no history of blood diseases in the family. The doctor suggested that it might be related to her job, whether she had been exposed to chemicals, or if she had spent long periods in newly renovated environments. Ms. Xue works in a public institution and had not been exposed to chemicals, except that her home had been newly renovated two months prior. Since Ms. Xue is still undergoing treatment, Mr. Tian has taken a long leave from work to care for his wife around the clock, sleeping only a few hours each night after she finishes her intravenous drips. Mr. Tian takes care of their daily living, while Ms. Xue's mother looks after her during the day, allowing Mr. Tian to rest. Due to the frequent night shifts, Mr. Tian has experienced sleep deprivation and significant fatigue. As the saying goes, in times of adversity, one's true nature is revealed. Mr. Tian's unwavering support for his wife is deeply touching. Subsequently, Mr. Tian had the air in their home tested by a detection agency. The highest levels of indoor pollution were found in the bedroom and kitchen, with the overall index exceeding the standard by 3.3 times. The composite board test results showed a release of 13.9mg per cubic meter, whereas the national standard is 1.5mg per cubic meter, a significant overexposure.