Nightingale's summary is about 200 words.

Nightingale 1820 was born in Florence, Italy, and then moved to Britain. Since childhood, nightingale has developed a strong interest in nursing work. When she is on holiday in the country, she often takes care of sick villagers. As early as 1837, she began to care about the nursing situation in the hospital and had the idea of learning nursing work. She often takes the opportunity of sightseeing to visit monasteries, girls' schools and orphanages and ask about the situation and management methods of charity. On May 24th, 1838, I visited Queen Victoria. During 1849, florence nightingale met Theodore Fieldner and his wife on his way back from Egypt. 1850 In August, florence nightingale arrived in the long-awaited Caesavis City and worked as an intern for two weeks in the Deaconess Training College founded by Flidner and his wife. 185 1 year, florence nightingale went to the Deaconess Training College run by Pastor Flidner and stayed for three months. From 65438 to 0853, he visited the nursing organizations and facilities of the Sisters of Charity in Paris, and after returning to China, he became the director of the Nursing Association for Sick Women in London. From 1854 to 1856, in the Crimean War, Nightingale used her humanity and charity to serve the wounded on both sides. After the war, she was regarded as a national hero. 1857, with her efforts, the Royal Army Health Committee was established. In the same year, India was in turmoil. She and Herbert urged the government to improve the living environment of Indian troops, but they didn't get a response. 1938+0860, Florence Nightingale established the first formal nursing school in the world in St. Thomas Hospital. Later, she began to train midwives and nurses in the workhouse. Her main works such as Hospital Notes and Nursing Notes have become the basic teaching materials for hospital management and nurse education. Because of her efforts, nursing has become a science. 1876, she was indignant that nursing homes treated patients like beggars, so she complained to the authorities and suggested setting up facilities for mental patients to isolate infectious diseases and other cases, which led to the promulgation of the London Poor Act. 190 1 year, florence nightingale became blind due to overwork. 1907, the global red cross issued a eulogy, and Edward VII was awarded the nightingale medal of merit, becoming the first woman in British history to accept this highest honor. 1March 908 16 Nightingale was awarded the London City Freedom Award.