Dream – Li Hua has been living for 30 years with a rare disease called Toimun Ankylosing Apondylitis. As a result, the Chinese man is nicknamed "folded man" because he has lived in a hunched condition for years. At the age of 18, Li initially experienced rare joint inflammation, making it impossible for him to stand upright. He has been unable to eat or walk for over 25 years.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The treatment therapy also involves physiotherapy as a healing method and providing medication for pain relief and anti-inflammatory. Unfortunately, Li, who lives in a rural area, is unable to afford the treatment costs. Therefore, her elderly mother, Tang Dongchen, dedicates her life to taking care of Li."

Thanks to the operation, Li has 20 pens in his neck and cannot move them so that he can stand upright. The operation also allows him to perform many movements in his body after undergoing post-operative rehabilitation. Now Li can walk with a support cane, go to the sink to brush his teeth and wash his face.

Li can also hold a bowl and eat like normal people and sit at the dining table. Li feels happy to be able to sleep in a lying position. For more than 20 years, Li couldn't sleep in a supine position.