"The exercise begins, immediately follow the plan to hide from the cover..." Recently, with a rapid alarm sound in the camp where the 22nd batch of Chinese peacekeeping medical teams are located in Lebanon, the urgent command sound of the duty officer came from the walkie talkie. Nurse head Zeng Leili, who was working intensively, immediately returned to the ward and quickly transferred the patient to a safe area with her comrades. At present, the security situation in the mission area continues to be tense, and gunshots are often heard in the ears of officers and soldiers. But in her late fifties, Zeng Leili volunteered and resolutely came to this war-torn land to carry out peacekeeping missions. "In a few years, you can retire. Is there still a need to take risks?" Faced with a friend's confusion, the head nurse who had been in the military for 30 years answered with a resounding voice: "As a soldier, if there is a call, we should go forward without hesitation." The medical team had just entered the peacekeeping mission area in Lebanon. Shortly after, Zeng Leili received an order - two foreign peacekeeping officers and soldiers were injured in a car accident and urgently needed medical treatment. "The injury is urgent," Zeng Leili and her comrades quickly plunged into the battle to save lives. After the injured were safely escorted to the medical team, Zeng Leili led the on duty nurses to cooperate with doctors for rescue and carried out a series of examinations in accordance with the batch of patient treatment plans. With the efforts of Zeng Leili and her comrades, the vital signs of the injured gradually recovered and stabilized, including hemostasis, debridement, and bandaging. A wounded soldier gave Zeng Leili a thumbs up and said in a weak voice, "Thank you to the Chinese peacekeeping medical team for their timely treatment, which gave me a second life." The true feelings are priceless and warm to a foreign land. In late March of this year, Zeng Leili and her comrades came to Ebelsaqi Village in the southern border area of Lebanon to carry out free clinics and drug donation activities. At that time, an old man bent over and arrived at the free clinic with a very painful expression on his face. Upon seeing the situation, Zeng Leili immediately went forward to thoroughly understand his condition and underwent relevant examinations. She then suggested that she be hospitalized as soon as possible and give him some oral medication to help alleviate the pain. When the master left, he repeatedly thanked Zeng Leili and the doctor. To solve the problem of difficult medical treatment for villagers with limited mobility in the local area, Zeng Leili and her comrades specially formed a patrol team to provide door-to-door medical services and gave corresponding medications as gifts. After the event, Sabeka, the village chief of Ebelsacch, excitedly said to the medical team members, "Thank you very much to the Chinese military doctors. Thank you for carefully treating every patient." In the eyes of the patients, she is a skilled angel in white; In the eyes of peacekeeping allies, she is a peace ambassador who spreads Chinese culture; In the eyes of her comrades, she is a kind-hearted and understanding elder sister. The captain of the peacekeeping medical team told reporters that in addition to completing outpatient and emergency tasks, Zeng Leili also actively participated in various exchange activities such as the Chinese New Year reception of the Embassy in Lebanon and the United Nations Chinese Day, receiving praise from all parties. "It is my duty to help patients to the best of our ability." On the eve of the International Nurses' Day on May 12th, Zeng Leili said, "Faced with the complex and ever-changing environment of the task area, my comrades and I will definitely do our best to complete peacekeeping medical tasks with practical actions and high quality, demonstrate the excellent quality and good image of China's' Blue Helmets Angel ', and contribute our strength to maintaining world peace." (Xinhua)