In early spring, there was a strong sense of war in the field rescue training ground of the General Hospital of the Northern Theater. A civilian carrying a field first-aid kit crept through the smoke and rushed to the "wounded" who fell not far away. She skillfully took out the bandage, bandaged the "wound" and comforted her comrades. "This' Peacock Blue 'is ready to go to the battlefield at any time!" The person in charge of the assessment at the scene told the reporter that she was Gao Rui, the deputy of the new National People's Congress and the head nurse of the first section of the cadre ward of the hospital. "The nurses in the army are both rescue workers and combatants." In Gao Rui's view, only when they have mastered professional field rescue skills and honed physical and psychological qualities according to the standard of combatants at ordinary times can they rush to the front line and complete the battlefield rescue task at critical moments. In 2019, the Joint Service Support Force organized the first professional nursing training competition, and Gao Rui signed up to challenge three difficult subjects, including "vein puncture under multiple protection". In less than a month's preparation time, she strengthened skill training during the day, worked hard at night to learn business knowledge, often worked overtime until the second half of the night, and finally won the first three. Only by strengthening the muscles and bones in the process of wrestling and tempering can we shoulder the heavy responsibility. In 2020, during the rescue in Wuhan, Gao Rui was appointed as the head of the first group of nursing in the first ward of the seventh department of infection in Huoshenshan Hospital, responsible for receiving the first batch of patients diagnosed by COVID-19. At that time, the medical conditions could not meet the requirements for admission. Gao Rui led the team members to carry out a series of preparatory work, such as cleaning, disinfection and sterilization, and transporting materials. When the first batch of patients were admitted to the hospital, they were settled in half an hour. One morning, when the shift was approaching, a patient suddenly lost his breath and his lips became purple. He needed to push a group of drugs urgently. At that time, Gao Rui had been working in the "red zone" for more than 3 hours, and the goggles were covered by fog, and the vision was extremely poor. She calmed her mind, pushed the drug smoothly into the patient's vein according to the "dim light infusion" process under field conditions, and cooperated with the doctor in emergency rescue to help the patient out of danger. Gao Rui felt honored and responsible for his first visit to Beijing. She said that she would bring everyone's wishes and expectations to the meeting and earnestly perform her representative duties. (Outlook New Era)