Chinese Foreign Aid Medical Team - Writing Great Love and Responsibility with Kindness and Skill - The 17th batch of Chinese aid medical teams to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) came to the International SOS Children's Village in DRC to distribute food and gifts to the children, and carry out children's free clinics. Xinhua News Agency has traveled to other places to treat patients, nearly half of whom are in remote and difficult areas; From 'transfusion based' assistance to sustainable 'hematopoietic based' assistance, filling the technical gap in local hospitals; Not only is it an angel in white who saves lives and helps the wounded, but also a friendly envoy who conveys friendship... For 60 years, China's foreign aid medical team has been working hard on the front line, fulfilling its responsibilities for global public health, and warming people's hearts in foreign countries with the kindness of doctors. In April 1963, at the request of the Algerian Ministry of Health, China's first foreign aid medical team arrived in the small town of Saida on the edge of the Algerian desert. Afterwards, batches of Chinese foreign aid medical teams embarked on a journey of love that lasted for 60 years. One day in August 2001, a hurried phone call broke the tranquility of midnight. Xu Changzhen, a gynecologist and obstetrician from the Algerian medical team in Hubei Province, received an emergency call stating that a local pregnant woman had died in the womb due to hemorrhagic shock, and her life was at risk at any time. The Afghan personnel believed that the patient was unable to recover, but Xu Changzhen did not give up: emergency laparotomy was performed, and severe uterine rupture was found. The patient was quickly ligated, hemostasis, transfusion, and hysterectomy... After the rescue of "life and death speed", the patient woke up! It was the Chinese doctor who gave me my second life, "the patient said with emotion. Spring has passed, autumn has arrived, and the sun and moon have alternated. Wearing white clothes, we cross continents and oceans, protecting the lives and health of local patients with care and affection. Over the past 60 years, China has dispatched more than 30000 medical team members to 76 countries and regions worldwide, treating nearly 300 million patients, and over 2000 of the team members have won national honors from recipient countries. In the face of danger, the Chinese foreign aid medical team is willing to rush towards the frontline "trailblazers" and the "elite soldiers" who compete with illness, using their lives to protect their lives. On September 10, 2011, Tanzania experienced a shocking shipwreck that shocked the world. Lu Jianlin, the captain of the 24th batch of Chinese medical teams assisting Zanzibar, immediately contacted the Zanzibar Ministry of Health and stated that the Chinese medical team is always on standby to receive treatment tasks. Develop treatment plans, collect drugs and equipment, and assign dedicated personnel to be on duty 24 hours a day... In the most urgent moments, there will always be Chinese doctors present. After full treatment, the injured in the shipwreck accident have gradually recovered. Chinese good doctors "and" we will always remember you "... In times of crisis, the rapid response and exquisite medical skills of the Chinese medical team have won praise from many local patients. In the past two years, Wang Junhui, the captain of China's 17th batch of aid medical teams to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), led the team to carry out children's free clinics at the Albinism Orphanage, International SOS Children's Village, and "Gawanis" Charitable Primary School. One day in April 2017, Kinshasa
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