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In October 1930, ** was busy with work, and at the same time was busy looking for a doctor for his fellow countryman Zhou Yili.
His fellow countryman was the secretary of the Military Commission of the Yangtze River Bureau at the time, and when he followed the Red Army, his condition became more and more serious.
After the Red Army captured Ji'an, ** was invited by General Luo Binghui to personally visit a famous doctor.
The famous doctor was bearded, philanthropic and took a special interest in the situation of the Red Army.
Originally, a famous doctor invited *** as a guest, but the two chatted, and it turned into the chairman sincerely asking him to come to the Red Army to help.
This famous doctor readily agreed and took the initiative to join the Red Army, and he was the famous "Red Huatuo" Dai Jimin in the Red Army.
His name is not in vain, during the Long March in 1935, he once saved *** life, but he walked in a hurry, at that time everyone only knew "Doctor Dai".
Back then, how did he ask him to go out of the mountain, and how did he save him?
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In early October 1930, the Red Army took Ji'an, Jiangxi, and he, then secretary of the General Front Committee of the Red Army, led a group of cadres into the city to carry out work.
And his fellow countryman Zhou Yili got tuberculosis and his condition became more and more serious, so he looked for a good doctor while working.
Coincidentally, there is indeed a famous local doctor named Dai Jimin, who was influenced by his father and the local church and believed in ** religion.
With the help of the church, he learned medicine and became a doctor.
He opened a hospital in the area, and because of his medical skills, the locals called him "Dipsa".
By chance, he became acquainted with General Luo Binghui, who was then serving as the captain of the local Jingwei Brigade.
The two talked about speculation and gradually became friends, and later General Luo led his troops to revolt and join the Red Army, and they have always kept in touch.
Just when he was worried about the illness of his fellow countrymen, General Luo Binghui found the chairman.
It turned out that after the Red Army took Ji'an, General Luo specially went to visit Dr. Dai, and the doctor had already heard of the name of ***, so he asked the general to invite someone to be a guest.
After listening to General Luo's introduction, ** readily agreed, and he was very happy, because he was about to find a doctor with excellent medical skills to treat his fellow countrymen.
On the appointed day, Comrade Zhou Yili and others came to Dr. Dai's house together.
The doctor personally went to the gate to welcome them in, and under the introduction of the general, he shook hands with ***, and his excitement was overflowing.
After all, during the Xinhai Revolution, he had participated in the ambulance team of the revolutionary army, and he had already heard of the name of **.
As soon as I saw him, I could understand the unique temperament of this revolutionary.
After a brief greeting, ** introduced the condition of the fellow, and Dr. Dai diagnosed him on the spot and prescribed a prescription.
After solving the matter, the doctor mentioned the Red Army, and he said: "The Red Army is made up of the common people and serves the common people, and I have heard of this for a long time.
But the Red Army fights every day, and I see a lot of wounded and sick people, so I should have more doctors and more hospitals!”
This point is on the top of the heart, the reason why he is looking for good doctors for his fellow villagers is because there is a lack of doctors in the team, especially good doctors like him, which is even rarer.
After listening to Dr. Dai's advice, he nodded and continued: "I have had this idea for a long time, but we can't find a doctor, especially a doctor like you. ”
After speaking, ** looked at him sincerely, Dr. Dai was silent for a moment, and responded: "If I don't dislike it, I am willing to serve the Red Army." ”
Hearing the doctor's answer, ** was overjoyed, he raised his glass and smiled: ".Today was originally my visit, but I didn't want to get a 'Red Hua Tuo', welcome you to join the Red Army!
After this meeting, ** personally wrote a letter asking him to go to the Southwest Jiangxi Soviet ** and contact Chairman Zeng Shan.
The day after the two met, he mobilized other doctors in Ji'an to visit Chairman Zeng.
In the Qingshan Temple, they concentrated on diagnosing the wounded and sick of the Red Army, totaling more than 1,400 people.
Due to the lack of medical care, most of the soldiers silently endured the pain and waited for treatment.
Seeing these wounded, Dr. Dai was heartbroken, and soon he organized the work of preparing for the construction of the hospital.
After the completion of the hospital, he served as the director, and the others performed their own duties. Four companies were set up there, each of which treated the wounded of varying severity.
There was a shortage of equipment and medicine in the hospital, so he took out his own hospital things to treat people.
A month later, thanks to the efforts of him and all the doctors, most of the wounded were gone.
Thanks to their efforts, the Red Army's combat effectiveness was quickly restored, which made him satisfied.
Ever since he joined the revolution, he has tied his life to the revolutionary cause.
In March 1931, he officially became a communist, and his beliefs were converted.
In 1933, his allowance was 80 yuan per month, which was the highest standard in the army, and he took the initiative to lower the standard and share the hardships with the soldiers.
Later, the Red Army established the ** Soviet District, where he, Fu Lianhuan and other four comrades, were called the "Four King Kongs", how did this title come about?
The Four King Kongs
At the end of 1930, the Red Army launched its first anti-"encirclement and suppression" operation, and the Red Hospital was evacuated from Ji'an to Futian near Donggu.
With the change in the scale of the enemy's "encirclement and suppression", more and more wounded soldiers increased, and the Red Hospital expanded four branches as needed.
Soon, however, as the situation progressed, the hospital could no longer be stationed.
In the third anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign, the Red Army adopted a campaign of warfare, lengthening the line, and mobilizing the enemy.
This means that the hospital also has to follow the flow of the army, which makes it more difficult for Dr. Dai Jimin to treat them.
Due to the long-term dispersion in the mountains and dense forests, coupled with the blockade imposed by the authorities, they are short of medicines, and the treatment of the wounded is often not timely.
In such a predicament, Dr. Dai, as the dean, took the lead in finding a way to solve the drug problem.
Western medicine was hard to buy, so he tried to use Chinese medicine to heal him, but he was not trained in Chinese medicine.
But he didn't understand and asked, humbly asking for advice, and everywhere he went, he would visit famous local Chinese medicine practitioners and ask them how to treat certain types of patients.
Not only that, but he also collected home remedies among the masses and took the lead in picking herbs among the mountains and forests of Adventure Island.
When he was wounded, he adopted a combination of Chinese and Western methods, and his medical skills were superb.
It is precisely in this way that when he was in the ** Soviet District, he and Fu Lianhuan and other four comrades with excellent medical skills were also known as the "Four King Kongs" in the medical world.
Dr. Fu has treated countless Red Army soldiers for their illnesses and wounds, including many brave and invincible commanders and fighters who are feared by the enemy.
In 1931, General ** was wounded in battle, his facial nerves were damaged, and his mouth could only be slightly opened.
Therefore, when eating, you can only eat in small bites and eat very slowly.
Often, before he finished eating, the troops were about to set off again, which brought inconvenience to his life and combat.
In addition, the situation changed greatly, and the Red Army often moved land, and he did not have surgery for a while.
Knowing that in the second year, a piece of broken bone on his face was exposed, and he really couldn't drag it out, so he asked Dr. Dai to help take a look.
After careful observation by the doctors, surgery was soon performed on the general's face, and the broken bones were removed, and the wound gradually healed.
In October 1934, after the failure of the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign, the Red Army was forced to start the Long March.
Lao Chiang chased after them very closely, and also set up four blockades in their path, thinking that this would trap the Red Army.
On the road, the Red 1 Corps took on the avant-garde task of covering the ** and the column of the Military Commission.
In the first battle of Jiufeng Mountain, the political commissar of the Red 1st Army, the ** general's foot was accidentally punctured, the conditions were bad, and he was soon infected and suppurated.
As a result, he could not walk, ride, or fight properly, so he had to lie on a stretcher and rest.
After the tragic Battle of Xiangjiang, the troops went to the home of a Zhuang villager, where Dr. Dai operated on Nie's foot.
On the Red Army's Long March, it was the most frequent and difficult period of time for him to receive treatment.
At the end of November 1934, the Red Fourth Regiment was in the Xiangjiang River, responsible for blocking the enemy on the Xiangqian Highway.
Yang Chengwu, who was the political commissar of the regiment at the time, personally went to the front line of the war to command, and a bullet hit his right leg below the knee.
Suddenly the blood flowed so much that it was impossible to stop the bleeding, let alone walk, and at the same time, the enemy rushed up and shouted to capture General Yang alive.
In order to protect Political Commissar Yang, the troops successively sent four groups of soldiers to charge, which saved the political commissar and quickly moved to a safe place.
At that time, Dr. Dai served as the medical director of the Ministry of Health of the Red First Army, and he was in the hands of Political Commissar Yang.
He and Director Jiang rushed to the scene non-stop and immediately examined the wounds for the political commissar.
Soon, they found that the bullet had passed through the middle of the commissar's right calf, close to the tendon.
The bullet flew out of a hole the size of an egg, the flesh turned outward, and the pants wrapped around the leggings were soaked with blood and clung to the leg.
In order to operate on the political commissar, Dr. Dai first fed him some water and food to replenish his strength, and then used scissors to cut the trouser leg above his knee, and then subtracted half of the trouser leg.
As for the leggings and trouser legs that stuck to the legs, they were soaked in salt water, peeled off little by little, and by the way, the wounds were washed with salt water, and then bandaged with medicine, and the whole operation lasted 2 hours.
In addition to treating the commanders and fighters, Dr. Dai Jimin also worked with other comrades to save ***'s life
Ice to heal the disease
In June 1935, the Red Army arrived at Jiajin Mountain, the first snowy mountain encountered by the Red Army during the Long March.
Just after crossing the mountains and arriving at Maoergai, ***, who was then the vice chairman of the **Military Commission, fell ill with a fever due to overwork.
The two guards who accompanied him on the Long March recalled the scene in their later years.
At the end of the day's march, the two guards returned to their lodgings as usual and brought back dinner, which naturally consisted of barley wheat and pea seedlings.
Vice Chairman Zhou glanced at it and said, "If you don't want to eat, you can get me a cup of boiling water." ”
When the water came, he read the papers and told the guards to rest, and he was going to lie down in a while.
At first, the guard was very happy, thinking that the deputy chairman would rest early and sleep more.
Unexpectedly, after only more than an hour, he heard Vice Chairman Zhou call him in, saying that he still wanted a cup of boiling water.
As soon as the vice chairman opened his mouth, he noticed that something was wrong, and when he touched his forehead, he found that he had a fever.
The doctor came to measure the temperature and found that the fever had reached 39 degrees 5, and Deng Ying's super sister came on horseback when she heard the news and took care of her all night.
By the next day, the high fever had not subsided, and when the leaders came to see him, he was so anxious that the chairman asked the comrades of the Ministry of Health: "Can Comrade Fu Lianhuan come back?"”
However, at that time, Dr. Fu had already followed Commander-in-Chief Zhu south, and he had gone too far to come back.
But there is another doctor in the team of the Ministry of Health, and that is Dai Jimin.
At that time, they only knew that his surname was Dai, and he came from Ji'an with General Luo Binghui, and his arrival made everyone feel a lot more at ease.
Dr. Dai came to Vice Chairman Zhou's room, and in addition to him, there were comrades such as Wang Bin and Li Zhi to diagnose the condition together.
At first, everyone thought it was "malaria", which was a common disease on the Long March, and it was extremely dangerous.
Sister Deng also found lice on the gray wool vest, and she pinched both of her nails to stain red.
But soon, they found out that it was not malaria, but an infection with amoebic protozoa, inflammation of the liver, and an enlarged liver.
At that time, Dr. Dai proposed a way to "freeze" the local area with ice cubes, and then use special drugs to drain the pus through the intestines.
At that time, Vice Chairman Zhou had already burned the sky, and he was completely holding on to the last hope to give it a try.
The comrades who were in charge of collecting ice early in the morning did not return until two or three o'clock in the morning, and after the ice was applied, it was not until the afternoon of the next day that the pus in the patient's liver was finally discharged.
At this moment, Vice Chairman Zhou's fever completely subsided, and Dr. Dai and several other comrades took turns to take care of him all night.
Comrades Wang and Li Er's medical tasks are very serious, one has to treat Wang Jiaxiang's back injury, and the other has many medical tasks to do.
Therefore, Dr. Dai stayed behind as Vice Chairman Zhou's escort and took care of **.
For the next two months, he stayed with the vice-chairman until he recovered.
After the end of the Long March, in 1937, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party launched the second cooperation, Dr. Dai returned to Ji'an to visit relatives, met Xiang Ying, General **, and then joined the New Fourth Army.
There, he was in charge of health leadership, but never put on a show, always serving every sick and wounded as a general doctor.
Dr. Dai was very beloved among his younger comrades, and they nicknamed him "Gay Dad".
The reason is that he takes good care of the young comrades, and when crossing the river, he often carries the young comrades on his back, and when he asks for medical rounds, in addition to treating diseases, he will also chat with these young comrades and tell stories.
This greatly soothed the hearts of some of the young wounded and made them feel at home, which gave them the title of "gay father".
After that, whether it was the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression or the War of Liberation, he did his best to help the masses, officers and soldiers, and treated many patients.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the director of the Planning and Supervision Bureau of the Ministry of Health, and continued to use his ability in his work to help more people.
As *** said, he is the "Red Huatuo" of the Red Army, and even more so, the "Red Huatuo" of the people.