Mr. Quin, a 39-year-old Chinese tourist, faced a life-threatening situation after falling from a cliff on Hainan Island and being swept into the Qiongzhou Strait. For seven days, he battled powerful waves and currents, struggling to swim back to shore. With no supplies and no means of communication, he clung to drifting objects and eventually resorted to eating raw crabs, catching around 70 to 80 during his ordeal. As dehydration set in, he experienced hallucinations and lost touch with reality, believing he was in a restaurant. On the seventh day, fishermen spotted him drifting 10 km offshore and managed to rescue him using a pole. He was taken to Chengmai County People’s Hospital, where he received treatment for severe sunburn, dehydration, and infections from consuming raw crabs. His wife, initially fearing the worst, was overjoyed to learn of his survival. Medical professionals hailed his survival as a remarkable feat against overwhelming odds.