On December 19, the 60th anniversary of the Chinese medical team's assistance to Africa was held, which allowed people to review the history of the Chinese medical team's assistance in Africa over the past 60 years. As part of the commemoration, the touching story of a Chinese doctor, Professor Li Jinrong, who reunited with Filuz, a patient she had treated in Algeria 38 years earlier, sparked a heated discussion on the Internet.
Professor Li Jinrong, one of the founders of Chinese stomatology, joined the Chinese medical team to aid Algeria in 1985 and treated the then two-year-old Filuz. Firuz was bitten off by a donkey when he was a child, and due to limited medical conditions, he never received **. It wasn't until Professor Li Jinrong saw her situation and decided to help her and underwent a total rhinoplasty surgery, which was also the first total rhinoplasty surgery in Africa. After the successful surgery, Filuz showed a confident smile and started a completely different life.
The article quoted Filuz as saying that without Professor Li Jinrong, her life would have been bleaker than death. This touching story has been widely disseminated and discussed on the Internet.
Similar incidents are also mentioned in the article. In fact, it is not uncommon for Chinese medical teams to come to the aid of foreign countries. Over the past 60 years, Hubei Province has sent 3,706 medical personnel to Algeria and Lesotho, performed more than 175 thousand surgeries, and rescued more than 200,000 critically ill patients. These medical team members practice the great oath of a community with a shared future for mankind with practical actions. Similar reports and stories are not uncommon on the Internet, and each time they attract the attention and appreciation of the society.
The impact of this incident on society is also obvious. It demonstrates the dedication and humanitarian spirit of the Chinese medical team, as well as the deep friendship between the Chinese and African peoples. This is of positive significance for the development of bilateral relations and the promotion of Sino-African cooperation. At the same time, stories like this inspire more young medical workers to devote themselves to the work of helping Africa, and promote China's voice and technology to the world.
As for the latest developments, the article does not mention them. But it is conceivable that the repercussions of this event will be long-lasting. The story of Professor Li Jinrong and Filoz will become a classic case of the Chinese medical team's work in Africa, inspiring more people to participate in this cause.
Finally, I would like to ask readers, do you have any similar stories to share?What do you think is the significance of such an aid effort?Would you be willing to be a part of this kind of work?Join us for a discussion on this topic.