Eelan’s legacy

In memory of Eelan — love lives on

More Than a Company

Eelan Custom Precision Components Co., Ltd. was founded by Donan and Kai in memory of the most important person in our lives—OUR MOTHER, Eelan.

Being loved and loving others is the greatest wealth our mother left us.

I prefer to call her Eelan, I mention her more than “my mother” because being true to oneself makes life happier, and I want her to be happy.

This company proudly carries her name because everything we build is inspired by the way she lived and she ALWAYS encourage me to have my own career so I could speak confidently, this is the biggest reason I started my own business.

Most memories of her are beautiful.

Eelan didn’t realize how extraordinary she was: I’ve often wondered what her life might have looked like if she had been given the same opportunities I had—to receive a higher education and build a career—I have no doubt that no one could surpass her when it comes to integrity, honesty, responsibility, a willingness to take on challenges, kindness, and hard work. She would be at the very top of any company’s list of the people they value most.

Kindness was the most defining part of my mother’s character.

From a very young age, we learned that both being loved and loving others are deeply fulfilling and joyful things in life. I learned countless acts of kindness from her. She loved growing different vegetables, and no matter which city she was in, she would always share the freshest produce with her neighbors. Even when she was busy, she would still visit her aunt, and through her we learned that when visiting elderly family members, it’s important to bring nutritious milk and soft, easy-to-chew cakes and biscuits that are gentle on their teeth. Every time we went back to our hometown, I would see her cooking, doing laundry, and keeping the kitchen and tableware spotless inside and out for my grandparents, without any complaint, Even when they fell ill, she even resigned from her job to take care of them full-time. In my memory, she seemed to help every person she met, even strangers, with all her heart.

Love is the most powerful force in this world, and she left us with this priceless gift.

The best grandparents in this world—honestly, I don’t remember many detailed moments of my mother’s love directly, but seeing how she doted on her granddaughter, I am absolutely certain that I, too, was raised with that same kind of deep, indulgent love.

I am still surrounded by love today. We are cared for by the people she once loved and helped. Her brothers, sisters, nephews, and nieces all continue to show us warmth and support. Some of them will drive twelve hours just to pick me up and bring me home. They message me every day to check in. It’s even a bit overwhelming at times—each of them insists I go to their home for dinner, so sometimes I end up having one dinner across three different places.

And sometimes, when I meet strangers on the street, they look at me with tears in their eyes and say, “Your mother was such a wonderful person. It’s such a great loss.

Love often feels like debt to her.

OUR MOTHER who sorted fatty meat from lean on a plate, because her child didn’t like fat. She kept breakfast warm in the rice cooker. When her child didn’t want that, she pan-fried biscuits, made egg custard, or cooked rice porridge instead. When her twenty-something child came home with muddy shoes, she just smiled: “Where’ve you been playing?”—and washed them clean. If her child’s stomach was upset, she cooked light but tasty meals, just to get her to eat more. She carried a big bag of home-cooked favorites from the countryside to the city. And before her child left for work, she’d buy snacks, milk, water, wake up early for fresh meat, cook her child’s favorite dish, and pack it in disposable containers.

She also thought she failed us by leaving us behind to work when we were young, but me and Kai—we never lacked anything, neither in material nor in spirit.

She rarely let me skip school — she believed education mattered deeply. Later, she would say, “Your boss pays you and treats you well, so you should work hard and do your best.”

That mindset shaped me. Even in difficult times, I rarely gave up; instead, I chose responsibility and focused on finding solutions.

A colleague once reminded me, “You’ve been with this company for almost ten years.” It surprised me — I had never really realized that I had stayed committed to one job for nearly a decade. even when I’m crying while searching for a way out.

I still clearly remember that when she couldn’t help with a small favor, she would always respond. Over time, it also became part of my own way of thinking—Many of these habits, I realize now, I rarely noticed at the time were actually part of her subtle, unconscious way of educating me.

Losing her has shown us the depth of pain and how hard it can be to carry on. Though she is no longer with us in person, her kindness, warmth, diligence, and beautiful spirit continue to guide every choice we make. She lives on in our hearts and in every product we deliver across the world and in all that we do.

Loved deeply by our mother, we felt the world’s warmth and love — Love, to us, has become the most powerful force in life.

To love this world as she did is to honor her, we decide to donate a portion of our annual earnings to charity, and we will gradually increase our giving as our company grows.

Love is like a star — let’s scatter these stars everywhere.