What are the deeds of pioneers of the times?

Academician Hou Xianglin, aged 1.93, is a world-famous petrochemical scientist, one of the pioneers of petrochemical technology in China, an important founder of oil refining technology in China and a veritable social activist. At present, he is a senior consultant of China Petroleum and Natural Gas Group, a senior consultant of China Petrochemical Group, honorary chairman of China Petroleum Institute, honorary director of China National Committee of the World Petroleum Congress, academician of China Academy of Sciences and China Academy of Engineering. Hou Xianglin said: "My motherland and I have almost gone through the whole course of the 20th century. As a China native, I am proud of my motherland today. As a China * * * production party with a party age of more than 60 years, I have no regrets about my political beliefs for life; As a scientist in New China, I never doubted the power of science. I am gratified by the scientific work I have been engaged in all my life. "

The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is called "life forbidden zone" by biologists. The harsh natural environment such as cold and lack of oxygen has always been the main cause of illness in women and children. Over the years, He Min, like the warm spring water from Sanjiangyuan, Qinghai, moistens the hearts of women and children of all ethnic groups, conveys the party's concern for women and children, and makes mothers bloom like flowers and children thrive like seedlings. He is known as the "warm mother" of the snowy plateau.

2. In the winter of 2007, He Min visited the pastoral area at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters with the medical team. He Min and two team members immediately drove to Bao Gong's home after learning that his wife was dystocia and dying. At this time, it is freezing, and the icy road surface is very slippery. He Min's car skidded at the corner and fell into a ditch on the side of the road. He Min was injured in his left leg, bleeding profusely. Climbing out of the car, He Min simply bandaged the wound, limped for more than three hours and arrived at Bao Gong's home. At that time, the maternal amniotic fluid had been polluted, and the baby was pale and weak in breathing. Regardless of his own pain, He Min immediately rescued the baby. The baby cried loudly after being rescued.

"Saving lives first" is the belief that He Min has always adhered to since he became a doctor. In June 2008, when He Min was in a free clinic in Guoluo Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, his baby's mouth was full of dirt and he had difficulty breathing. Without time to prepare the equipment, He Min leaned down and sucked the dirty things out of the child's mouth. 16 years, He Min went to the plateau 29 times and was in distress 5 times. He treated more than 300 babies in grassland and pastoral areas and restored thousands of women of childbearing age to health.

He Min is always on call when he meets a critically ill patient. He often runs to the ward to rescue patients in the middle of his meal. I didn't sit well when I came home from work and was called to the operating room; I am often called away by phone just after I lie down at night to deal with emergency patients. In April 2007, He Mingang returned to Xining after more than half a month's house patrol. Her husband and son are very happy to expect her home. But as soon as the motorcade entered the hospital, an anxious middle-aged man ran to ask for help. It turned out that his wife was bleeding in labor and her life was dying. He Min heard the news and ran into the operating room. After two hours of emergency rescue, the maternal life was saved. It was midnight when He Min came home, and her husband and son, who couldn't wait for her return, curled up on the sofa and fell asleep.

There is a popular custom among the local Hui and Salar people: after the newborn is born, put a piece of brown sugar in his mouth to symbolize the sweetness of the child in the future. He Min found in clinic that it is easy to cause neonatal asphyxia and life-threatening. So every time this happens, she tries her best to persuade. One day in September, 2002, Ma Yuzhen, a pregnant woman of Hui nationality, gave birth to a baby boy weighing 7 kg in the hospital. Her family is very happy. Ma Yuzhen's father-in-law specially brought a big bag of brown sugar from home, excitedly broke off a large piece and stuffed it into the baby's mouth. After a while, the baby turned purple and was short of breath. The nurse on duty hurried to find He Min. After more than half an hour of first aid, the baby turned the corner. He Min once again explained to them the harm of putting brown sugar into the baby's mouth, and the patient's whole family nodded frequently.

3. Over the years, He Min has built a monument in patients' hearts with the holiness of the snow-capped mountains, and has been called "the cleanest doctor", "the warmest doctor" and "the most conscientious doctor" by patients.

Rich or poor, she regards patients as her closest relatives. In the face of patients, He Min always thinks about how to make patients spend less money to treat diseases, prescribe "conscience prescriptions", use "conscience medicine" and do "conscience things". A rural salar woman in Xunhua County, Qinghai Province was admitted to hospital due to severe anemia and other symptoms. Blood transfusion and nutritional fortification. After living for more than a month, the woman felt a drum beating in her heart: it is estimated that this living method will cost at least 18000 yuan. Who knows that it was only 2980 yuan when I left the hospital. The patient was confused and thought there was a mistake. The head nurse told her: Director He gave you the most economical treatment plan and didn't spend a penny. Hearing this, the patient's heart warmed up. He Min spent a lot of time to refuse the red envelope to express her gratitude to the patient. Some red envelopes can't be refused, so she gives them to the toll room as the patient's hospitalization expenses, and gives the receipt to the patient.

No matter far or near, she treats her patients with equal enthusiasm. He Min has never treated patients differently because of ethnic, cultural and religious differences. No matter where the patients come from, she treats them warmly. 1997 Just after the Spring Festival, He Min came to Dawu Town, Maqin County, Guoluo Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture with the medical team, and found that Zhuoga, a 70-year-old man, was suffering from severe rheumatism, and his leg joints were deformed and miserable. Because the elderly often have to wander with their families and have no fixed place to live, He Min left enough medicine for the elderly to treat rheumatism and arthritis for half a year after the examination. Since then, as long as a medical team came out to inspect the plateau, He Min entrusted his teammates to bring the specific medicine for treating rheumatism and tried every means to give it to the elderly. Zhuoga was so moved that she kept chanting her name until her death.

She has the same respect for patients, old and young. At the beginning of 2008, an old lady surnamed Yuan suffered from advanced ovarian cancer and was sent to the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the Fourth Hospital for conservative treatment by her children. In order to let the grandmother with physical and mental diseases finish her life happily, He Min mobilized general practitioners to take turns to carry out special care. Whenever Grandma Yuan was in unbearable pain, He Min took the nurse to gently massage and rub her. Whenever Grandma Yuan is lonely and sad, He Min and the nurse will come to the bedside and sing and tell stories to her. Whenever Grandma Yuan is depressed, He Min combs her hair, feeds her and tells jokes with the nurses. Once, due to the strong drug reaction, Grandma Yuan vomited all over the bed. Without saying anything, He Min quickly changed her clean clothes and bedding, and brought hot water to scrub her whole body. She also whispered to comfort her: "Grandma, don't be nervous. Just take a break. " Grandma Yuan's bewildered children and grandchildren are grateful to the busy female military doctor.

He Min was born in a Manchu worker's family. Her parents work in Diebu, Gansu and Xining, Qinghai respectively. The experience of growing up in ethnic areas made her deeply feel the warmth of the ethnic family. After becoming a people's military doctor, she repaid the kindness of people of all ethnic groups with the grace of heaven and earth.

The Fourth Hospital of Lanzhou Military Region where He Min is located has a fine tradition of "dedicating to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and serving the people of all ethnic groups". Every year, the hospital organizes medical staff to visit the plateau, and He Min actively signs up for each visit. Engaged in obstetrics 16 years, she started a busy day almost every day facing the cry of the newborn. He Min treats every baby as a treasure. But when he mentioned his son Zhao, he was so sad that tears came to his eyes. On June 5438+1early October, 2009, Xu Tao Jr. suffered from a bad cold and was in a coma with a high fever. He Min, who is operating on the patient, originally wanted to take the child to see a doctor when he got off the operating table. But who knows that just after this operation, another emergency pregnant woman came, and she also needs surgery immediately. He Min is the only doctor who is qualified to operate in Cory. But she went into the operating room again, delaying the child into viral myocarditis. One year on New Year's Eve, I heard that He Min didn't have to be on duty, and her husband Zhao Qifeng happily set a table of dishes, but he couldn't see him. My son climbed onto the windowsill and looked at the road downstairs, expecting his mother to come back.

Pioneer of the Times is a Hong Kong film released on 1937 and directed by Li Zhiqing. , Hu Dieying, Xie Yizhi, Hu Dieli, Liang, starring.

Pioneer of the Times tells the story of a young couple who broke through feudal ideas and fought for freedom of love, but also left their love behind and went to the front to serve their country and fight for national freedom.