In memory of Bethune (1), a Canadian doctor served the people of China wholeheartedly. On the operating table, he completely ignored his own safety and only wanted to save the wounded. In his mind, there is only one belief: I am a soldier of the Eighth Route Army, not a guest of China. I should fight for China wholeheartedly and devote all my strength to the people like all China people. ...
Norman bethune's name is very familiar to older people. As "a noble man, a pure man, a man who is free from vulgar tastes and beneficial to the people", his great spirit has had a wide and in-depth impact in China. However, many people's understanding of him is mostly limited to the colorful chapters displayed in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border region in the last two years of his life, but they lack a comprehensive understanding of his whole life course.
"He is extremely responsible for his work and extremely enthusiastic about comrades and people." In order to heal the wounded and rescue the dying, he ate clothes all night and devoted all his energy; He also strives to innovate and improve the medical level. As early as in the United States, when he was treating lung disease, he invented medical equipment such as rib scissors, which effectively improved the therapeutic effect of lung disease. However, he found that the progress of surgical technology did not stop the increase of tuberculosis patients. It turns out that "the rich get the tuberculosis of the rich and the poor get the tuberculosis of the poor", and the poor can't enjoy the fruits of medical progress. He thinks that society should change the medical system and send medical care directly to the people. He has thought and explored. 1935, as a representative of the Canadian medical community, he went to the Soviet Union to attend the international physiology conference and saw the "socialized medical system" there, which effectively reduced the incidence of lung disease. He believes that this is a system in which everyone can get equal medical opportunities, so he tends to be * * * productism. After returning to Canada, he announced his new political beliefs and soon joined the * * * production party. After that, I went to Spain and China to participate in the anti-fascist war, which was carried out under the combination of the professional concept of doctors saving lives and the political belief of * * * producing party member to serve the broad masses of the people, so I was so "extremely responsible" and "extremely enthusiastic". Bethune was an outstanding doctor with humanity and a great soldier with political beliefs.
"In Memory of Bethune" simply tells the touching story of Comrade Bethune who died in the line of duty to help War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, China, speaks highly of the lofty spirit of the great internationalist fighter and Comrade Bethune, and calls on everyone to learn from Comrade Bethune.
Bethune spirit is the spirit of productism, internationalism, altruism and technical Excellence. Although some of these spirits do not meet the needs of modern society, this selfish and self-serving spirit is worth learning and supporting by modern human beings. In modern society, how many people can achieve this "selfless heart"? Even "selfless dedication" is rare. Some people say that it is difficult to do this, which can only be said that these people have no collective consciousness and dedication, let alone "no self-interest." In fact, if you think about it more deeply, it is also a great satisfaction to dedicate yourself to the collective, or to pay a little for the collective and get praise and admiration from others. So why not?
Reflections on "Commemorating Bethune" (2) Looking back suddenly, it has been 70 years since Bethune's death, and the memory of Bethune's deeds is still touching; After reading the article commemorating Bethune, my heart is still surging.
Dr Bethune was born in a Canadian party member family. In order to help the people of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and China, he gave up his comfortable life and came to the anti-Japanese front line in China, not far from Wan Li, in early 1938. With selfless dedication and superb medical technology, he enthusiastically served the people of China and supported the just cause of the people of China. He took the battlefield medical team to many battlefields, braved the bullets, rescued thousands of wounded and sick people in extremely difficult environment, trained a large number of revolutionary medical soldiers, and made great contributions to the liberation of the people of China. At the same time, he also helped the Eighth Route Army medical staff to improve their medical level and trained a group of qualified medical workers for the army. Bethune won the respect and love of cadres, soldiers and villagers in the base area with his extreme responsibility for his work and enthusiasm for comrades and the people.
History has crossed the ancient road in Huang Chen, and there is always an irrefutable spirit, a timeless temperament and a feeling of never getting old. Just like Bethune's spirit, it still inspires us even after 70 years.
What moved me most was the story of Dr. Bethune's wholehearted care, love and service for patients. No matter when and where, Dr. Bethune never refuses a patient. As long as he finds a patient, he never misses an opportunity for treatment. Whether in the battlefield of bullets or in the homes of ordinary people. Once Dr. Bethune found a little boy with rabbit lips at the station, so he tried to find his parents and persuaded them to let him do plastic surgery for the boy. Although the child's enucleation and suture operation is very simple. A few days later, the line was removed. "Firemouth" suddenly turned into a beautiful child. In the eyes of the poor in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei base area, Dr. Bethune is simply a living bodhisattva sent by the Eighth Route Army to cure diseases and save lives. On the front line of anti-Japanese war, he forgot to eat and sleep to heal the wounded and rescue the dying, and saved countless wounded soldiers for the liberation of China people. Finally, I was too tired because I didn't sleep for four days and nights. He cut his hand while operating on the wounded, but regardless of his own wound, he continued to operate on the wounded. Finally, because of wound infection, he died in the front line of anti-Japanese war.
As a medical worker, Comrade Bethune's selfless dedication has always been around us, rooted in our hearts, and invisibly influenced our behavior. Maybe you haven't noticed that in outpatient department, inpatient department and operating room, medical staff will comfort patients with gentle words, listen to patients' distress with warm eyes, hold patients' hands and convey their confidence in overcoming diseases.
In the morning, when you are enjoying a nutritious breakfast, doctors and nurses have already started their day's work, doing morning care, consulting the patient's laboratory results and observing the patient's condition changes. When you and your family are sitting around the TV watching wonderful programs, the nurse is still taking care of the patient carefully, pulling the skirts to cover the shoulders for the patient to prevent the patient from catching cold. At night, you enter a sweet dream. Doctors and nurses in the inpatient department are making rounds at night, medical staff in the emergency department are nervously rescuing patients, and medical staff in the operating room are performing emergency operations. Maybe you will think that these are all things that doctors and nurses should do, and these are small things. But in these small details and trifles, it really highlights the concept that patients' interests are above everything else and abides by medical ethics. There are often children of medical staff who get sick and have a high fever, but they choose this profession, but they are doomed to be unable to take care of their children. Most of them just leave their children to their grandparents to take care of them, and then devote themselves to their work, take care of other patients carefully and complete the operation. Such things often happen around us. Isn't this a portrayal of Bethune's willingness to endure hardship and dedication? Our medical staff shoulder the heavy responsibility of protecting patients' health. Only by being serious and responsible can we cure diseases and serve patients well. Isn't this the perfect embodiment of Comrade Bethune's extremely responsible spirit in his work?
Bethune's technical spirit of striving for perfection has influenced us to keep forging ahead, study professional knowledge hard and constantly improve our professional and technical level. We use our spare time to attend classes, learn the latest ideas and related professional knowledge of our major, constantly enrich ourselves, provide first-class medical care services for patients, and always put the interests of patients first.
Medical staff have been taking advantage of Bethune's enthusiasm for comrades and people, caring for patients' sufferings, treating patients as relatives and taking the initiative to solve problems for them.
It is the constant encouragement of Bethune spirit that makes our medical staff do the most extraordinary things in the most ordinary posts and achieve the most extraordinary career.