The spirit of dedication that does not think of himself but specializes in others.
In Bai Qiu'en, the spirit of ****productivism is manifested to the fullest extent, he does not think of himself, but only thinks of others. He devoted everything he had to the people and the wounded.
At that time, the medical conditions of the Chinese army were poor, and the technical ability of army doctors was not up to par. Bai Qiu'en then opened lectures and taught his experience to the rest of the doctors without reservation. Bai Qiu'en was also seeking good medical equipment by all means, and did not shirk his responsibility to say that the army must be prepared with good equipment.
When the party government decided to give Bai Qun a monthly stipend of 100 yuan, Bai decisively refused, saying, "I decline the 100 yuan monthly stipend. I don't need money for myself because everything is provided for clothing and food." He asked that more resources be used in the midst of battle, where they were best suited.
Preparing for a trip back to Canada, Bai decided flatly to stay behind and go to the front lines to aid the wounded when he learned there was going to be a war. He gave up his own chance to go home and left the last of his life in China.
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Bai Kauen's role in China's war on terror and the war on terror is a major one. p>What Bai Qiu'en is to China transcends the value of an individual's life. His dedication to his work, his pursuit of ****anitarian beliefs, and his courage to treat and save people despite the difficulties and dangers are all worth studying. We need to pass on the spirit of Bai Qun, we need to remember the greatness of Bai Qun.
In today's peaceful era, although there is no longer the tension of the war, but we still need to learn his dedication and devotion in life and work. I hope more people will come close to him, understand him, like him, and pay the highest respect to our international friend who gave his life for the founding of New China.