NBA legend Dikembe Mutombo recently celebrated the 15th anniversary of his hospital on his personal Twitter: “On the 15th anniversary of our Biamba Marie Mutombo Hospital, we would like to thank everyone who has helped along this journey.

Our people. Over the past 15 years, more than 1 million people have been rescued here. Who can refuse the mission God has given you in life?”

At that time, he donated a total of 15 million US dollars to open this hospital to help patients and poor people in the motherland. His salary that season was only 2 million US dollars.

American media also interviewed Mutombo and asked him why he chose to help so many people and how he got to where he is today. He said that he was just "fulfilling the mission given by God."

"I feel lucky to be able to contribute something to humanity." Mutombo founded his foundation in 1997, the year his mother died, to focus on providing health care to the people of Congo.

, research and education.

Mutombo said he would do his best to help more people in the days to come and hoped that more people would join the charity.

"Our work is not done yet," he added.

"We will try to do more, it's just a matter of time." Mutombo also praised the current stars for their help to society and their charity: "I am very satisfied with the players in the league today," Mutombo said

Tombo said.

"There are more players who have to do more than us. We should contribute to more people and work together to create a better earth with our hands." Mutombo's homeland Congo (DRC) is the poorest country in the world

First, Congo's national GDP in 2020 was only US$51.2 billion, only 3% of that of Guangdong Province in China. The basic monthly salary of Congolese people is less than 1,000 yuan.