What kind of person is Xiao Bai Qiu En?

Xiao Bai Qiu En is also a man who sacrificed himself for others, and his selfless spirit is worth learning. During his one and a half years working in China, he devoted himself to the anti-Japanese revolution in China. Mao Zedong called him a noble man, a pure man, a moral man, a man who broke away from vulgar tastes and benefited the people.

Bethune took risks from an early age. At the age of six, Bethune went to Toronto to play alone, far away from the town. He got lost, but he didn't cry. When the police sent him home and his mother criticized him, he said, "I want to taste the adventure."

Once, he took his brother to climb a mountain and found a beautiful butterfly. He chased and chased until he caught it at the top of the mountain, scaring his younger brother who was waiting at the foot of the mountain to cry. At the age of eight, Bethune caught sparrows and flies, dissected them and became a surgeon like his grandfather. He is also an expert in swimming. 10 years old, he wanted to swim across Zigia Bay.

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Achievement contribution

1924, Bethune was suffering from tuberculosis, but he still tried to invent the "artificial pneumothorax therapy" and achieved great success in his own experiment. His original thoracic surgery technique is well-known in the medical field.

193 1 in the summer of, Bethune signed a franchise patent agreement with Pilling & Sons Company in Philadelphia, USA, which was responsible for all the manufacturing and sales of surgical instruments invented by Bethune and named after "Bethune Instruments"-there were 22 kinds of instruments, which were in an extremely leading position at that time.

From 1936 to 1937, Bethune went to Spain to participate in the Spanish civil war as a volunteer to support the international anti-fascism. During this period, he created a mobile first aid system for the wounded, which became the prototype of the mobile military surgical hospital widely used in the future. He invented the world's first method of transporting blood in order to save the wounded who lost too much blood, which is of great significance in medicine.