1854, Britain and Russia went to war in Crimea, and nightingale personally went to the front. She cleans, disinfects, bandages, changes medicine on time, improves food, and often kneels on the ground to scrub the floor and wash bloody clothes and pants. Every night, she has to carry a lamp, check the condition one by one on the 4-kilometer patrol line, sing to the wounded, and send comfort and love without interruption. To this end, she often works for more than 20 hours, and she is still insisting until now. Thanks to her efforts, the death rate of the wounded dropped from 60% to 0.3%. Later, she didn't return to China until Britain and Russia stopped fighting and the last soldier left the battlefield. After returning home, she took out all the 50,000 pounds donated by the British people to reward her and founded the world's first nursing school. She also wrote books and made great contributions to the establishment of modern nursing.
In view of this, after her death, the International Red Cross designated her birthday as "International Nurses' Day" on May 12. The British people erected a huge bronze statue of her holding an oil lamp, and "Lantern Girl" Nightingale was called "the greatest woman in British history".
Analysis: Nightingale gave her time and love, which changed the world's view of nurses. It can be seen that personal strength is not small, and the key depends on how much you are willing to pay.
Topics: "Sacrifice and dedication" and "How to face up to your work"