Indicates the harshness of the environment, and the selection uses environmental descriptions to highlight the dangers of the environment in which Dr. Paik was working.
The environment in which Dr. Baek Koo Un worked was a battlefield with a lot of gunfire, and he could have lived a stable life in his own country without this place where there was a lot of gunfire. Instead of doing so, he traveled thousands of miles to China to save lives in the war against Japan.
To save the lives of countless anti-Japanese soldiers with his own exquisite medical skills. However, he himself gave up his precious life for this, and rested forever on the ground of China. The spirit of internationalism is expressed in Bai Qiu'en's fear of sacrifice and the great spirit of internationalism in saving the lives of the wounded.
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The mobile medical team led by Baek Koo Un was in and out of the line of fire to save lives and help the wounded. In order to minimize the pain and disability of the wounded, he set up the operating table closest to the firing line.In November 1938, the 359th Brigade of the Eighth Route Army ambushed the Japanese on the Guangling Highway, and he set up the first aid station less than 10 miles from the front line. In 40 hours, he performed 71 operations in a row.
In February 1939, he led a medical team to cooperate with the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army to advance into Jizhong. In four months in Jizhong, he traveled 1,500 miles and performed 315 surgeries. In the famous battle of Qi Hui, his operating table was set up in a temple seven miles from the firing line.
Enemy shells collapsed the walls, but he still insisted on working, operating on 115 wounded for 69 hours. By this time, he was nearly 50 years old, and he also twice gave blood transfusions of 300 milliliters each to the sick and wounded. He always said, "You have to take me as a machine gun."