Xiaoyueyuehasgone,allofuswouldfeelsosorrytoher,notjustthateighteenpeople.afterthishappened,iwanttotellpeople,weneedlove.

　　Lovetoushumaniswhatwatertofish.Loveshinesthemostbeautifullightofhumanity,weborninit,welivebyit.Toooftenwetakeitasgranted,butweshouldknowloveisapricelessgiftweshouldcherish.Buthowtocherishthelove?Ihaveheardasaying：thequickestwaytoreceiveloveistogiveit；thefastestwaytoloseloveistoholdittootightlythebestwaytokeeploveistogiveitwings.

　　Itisimportantforustolearntoloveasthefirstclassinourlife.Onlywhenyouknowhowtolovethanyouwillbearealmaninthisworld.Lovebringsuswarmthinthefearfulcoldness,lovebringsusbrightwhenlifegetshardanddark.Lovebringsusconfidencetowardlifewhenwearetiredoutandwanttogiveup.

　　Lovedeservesalltheadmiringwords,andloveisevenbeyondthelifeanddeath.Thatiswhatloveisallaboutinmyeyes.

　　AChinesetoddlerwhowasignoredby18passers-byasshelaycriticallyinjuredinthestreetafterbeingrunoverbytwovehicleshasdied,thehospitaltreatinghersaidFriday.

　　Surveillancecamerafootageofpeoplewalkingpastthetwo-year-oldgirl,nicknamedYueYue,asshelaybleedingandunconscioussparkedawaveofcondemnationandsoul-searchingon$2'spopularsocialnetworkingsites.

　　ArubbishcollectorwhofinallymovedthegirltothesideofthestreetinthesouthernChinesecityof$2washailedasahero,buttheincidentalsoledmanyonlinecommentatorstoquestionthestateofChinesemorality.

　　"YueYuediedofsystemicorganfailure,"aspokesmanfromthehospitaltreatinghertoldAFP,addingthatnoexpensehadbeensparedtotrytosavethegirl,whoseparentsaremigrantworkers.

　　DoctorshadearliersaidYueYue,whohadbeeninacomasincetheOctober13incident,wasunlikelytosurvive.

　　YueYue'sdeathwasoneofthemostpopulartopicson$2'sweibos--microbloggingsitessimilartoTwitter--aspeopleexpressedsorrowandangerovertheincident.

　　"FarewelltolittleYueYue.Therearenocarsinheaven,"wroteonemicrobloggeronSina'sweibo.

　　"YueYuewasconsumedforaweekbythefakekindnessofnetizens...Allthewishesarefakeandonlythe18passers-byarereal.Farewell,anddonotbebornin$2inyournextlife,"anotherweibouserwrote.

　　ManycommentatorsspeculatedthatthefailuretohelpYueYuewasmotivatedbyfearofbeingblamedforherinjuriesafterahigh-profile2006caseinwhichadriverwhostoppedtohelpanelderlywomanwaslaterprosecuted.

　　PengYu,then26,saidhestoppedafterseeingthewomanfallintheeasterncityof$2,butsheaccusedhimofknockingherdownwithhiscar,andacourtorderedhimtopayher45,000yuan($7,000)indamages.

　　"ThejudgeinPengYu'scasein$2hasdestroyedthekindnessofawholenationanditisdifficulttorecover,"wroteoneweibouseronFriday.

　　AcommentaryinFriday'sGlobalTimesdailysaidtheincidenthadexposedthe"darkside"ofChinesesociety,butrejectedsuggestionsthatthelawshouldpunishthosewhofailtohelpvictims.

　　"Itismoreappropriatetoestablisharewardsystemforthosewhoofferhelp,ratherthanpunishthosewhodonot,"itsaid."TheYueYueincidentremindsusofwhere$2isstandingontheladderofitsmoraldevelopment."

　　PoliceinFoshansaidthedriversofbothve