Du Hong

Du Hong (legal death on May 30, 2015) is the first Chinese person cryopreserved by the Alcor Life Extension Foundation.

Du Hong was born in Chongqing, China and became well-known as a writer of books for children and as an editor of science fiction. Some of the books she edited was a science fiction trilogy, "The Three-Body Problem", written by Liu Cixin.

She died from pancreatic cancer in Beijing, China. She was transported to the United States, and she was neuropreserved, becoming Alcor's 138th patient.