Traveling through the Republic of China, I married a dead person

"Are we going to the battlefield?" Almost everyone was surprised.

"Yes, we are going to the battlefield." Su Bai told everyone that we are not going to fight, but to do voluntary nursing and help military doctors treat the wounded.

Zi Yan, Han Xiaoxiao and Wan Qili don't have to go to the front line, they just need to help deliver the medicines continuously.

Wan Qili immediately said that her injuries had almost healed, and let Zi Yan and Han Xiaoxiao do this. She would follow Su Bai and protect Su Bai when encountering danger.

Not to mention Zi Yan. Ever since Su Bai entered the Kong Mansion, she has almost never left Su Bai's side. She must follow Su Bai.

Han Xiaoxiao said unconvincedly that she also graduated from the Military Control Commission's special training class and could also protect Su Bai.

Wan Qili retorted: "In the special training class, you only learned how to send radio messages, and you haven't even fired a gun!"

"Don't argue," Su Bai was pleased with everyone's enthusiasm. There were still two things to do before going to the battlefield. He had to make a few white coats to appear more formal and to be more easily recognized when he arrived at the front line.

Another thing was to give ten gold bars to Wan Qili and ask her to pass them on to Manager Wan, and send the most frequently purchased goods of Linhua Trading Company over there at one time, which would be enough to sell there for several months. At present, the advantage in the war is on the side of the National Army, so the goods can still be sent out normally, but it is hard to say what will happen after a while.

This was the last thing I did for the Confucius Mansion during my stay there.

He gave ten gold bars to Wan Qili, and he still had thirty gold bars in his hands. He brought nearly three hundred gold bars with him when he came to Shanghai. After a few months, only one tenth of them were left.

Fortunately, I won’t have much time to spend big money in the future, so I just hope there won’t be any unnecessary trouble in this final stage.

After two days of preparation, Su Bai took Xu Tianyi and Wan Qili to Hongkou.

This decision was also made after analyzing the daily battle situation. The current fighting is mainly concentrated in Zhabei and Hongkou. Our army is on the defensive in Zhabei and on the offensive in Hongkou.

Su Bai, who had never seen a real battlefield, made the decision after listening to the opinions of Xu Tianyi and Liu Yimian. He took Xu Tianyi and Wan Qili with him because he took into account that Xu Tianyi was a regular soldier after all, and Wan Qili had received rigorous training before and after joining the Military Control Commission, and her ability in battlefield rescue was better than his own.

The three of them each brought a large first aid kit, which contained some surgical and injection instruments, some erythromycin and penicillin, as well as some alcohol, iodine, cotton wool, etc. They brought everything they could think of, but the first aid kit was too small to hold much.

Today we were just going to explore the route. Although Su Bai had imagined the scene of taking medicine to the battlefield countless times in his mind, when it came time to really go into battle, he was still a little at a loss and didn't know where to start.

Before they got close to the real front line, they found that it was very easy to provide rescue in an urgent situation of war. Seeing that the three people were all wearing white coats, someone soon called them to go and provide rescue. There was no need for them to look for wounded soldiers near the position themselves.

The person who shouted at them seemed to be a government official. He didn't even ask which hospital the three of them were from, and took them to a primary school campus.

This is a temporary field first aid station. The medical staff is basically composed of personnel from various rescue teams. These personnel are organized temporarily. Most of them are non-professionals who have only received a few days of temporary training and are on duty. They look clumsy.

There were wounded soldiers everywhere. Even the school playground was almost full. There were no beds. Most of the wounded soldiers were lying on the ground. More wounded soldiers were still being carried in. The shouts, the painful screams and groans of the wounded were intertwined. It was a horrible and chaotic scene.

The official brought Su Bai and the other two to the school gate and then left in a hurry, leaving Su Bai at a loss as to where to start.

"Who is in charge here?" Wan Qili asked twice before a nurse in a nurse's uniform who was treating the wound of a wounded person told them that the people in charge here were Doctor Du and Doctor Miao.

Wan Qili asked again: "Where are Doctor Du and Doctor Miao?"

The nurse pointed to the north and said, "It's inside!" Then she lowered her head and got busy again.

How does this look like a field hospital?

Su Bai noticed that there was not a single infusion stand in the entire yard, nor were there any wounded soldiers receiving infusions. The few nurses she saw were all doing disinfection and bandaging work.

This primary school named St. Mary's faces south. Su Bai and the other two tried walking north and asked several nurses where the two doctors were. The answer they got was always three words: inside.

Some nurses didn't even raise their heads when answering these three words.

"How many wounded soldiers can be cured with this?" Su Bai asked in doubt: "This is too messy!"

Xu Tianyi on the side said to her that this is how it is on the battlefield. It is good enough to have such a place and so many nurses.

Xu Tianyi knew at a glance that this was actually a transfer station for wounded soldiers. The wounded were given emergency treatment and the seriously injured were carried to the rear.

As he spoke, he pointed to the school gate, where people were being carried in and out.

Only a few of the so-called nurses here wore formal nursing uniforms. Most of them just wore a nurse cap or an armband with a red cross sewn on it.

Almost all of them are young people.

Although Wan Qili had received formal training, she had never been on a battlefield and had never seen such a situation, so she didn't know what to do.

They were at a loss for a moment, and soon a wounded soldier lying on the ground nearby waved to them: "Doctor, doctor!"

Su Bai and the other two were all wearing brand new white coats, standing in the yard and standing out particularly well.

Su Bai hurried to the wounded soldier, and unexpectedly he asked, "Doctor, when can you send me to the rear hospital?"

"What's wrong with you? Where are you injured?" Su Bai squatted down and asked.

This soldier was injured by shrapnel. The doctors and nurses here did not remove the shrapnel from him. They just used bandages to stop the bleeding urgently and told him to wait for the next step of being carried to the rear.

"Nonsense!" Su Bai said, and immediately he and Wan Qili started to untie the bandage on his leg. The wound was still bleeding.

Xu Tianyi whispered to Su Bai that this was not a hospital and it was normal to handle it this way. Things like removing bullets and shrapnel were often done by veterans in the absence of medical soldiers.

When conditions for wound disinfection are good, use alcohol; when conditions are bad, use fire, or even sand that has been heated by the sun. There are also various herbs... a variety of folk remedies.

Su Bai was completely shocked after hearing this.

"Little brother, there is no need to go to the rear. I will help you take out the shrapnel. How about it? Do you trust me?" Su Bai asked in a voice as warm as possible.

"That's great, thank you, doctor!" The wounded soldier was so excited that he sat up with one hand on the ground.

Xu Tianyi whispered to Su Bai again that no one on the battlefield asked questions like her. As long as someone dared to do this, there would not be a question of whether they could be trusted or not.

Only then did Su Bai realize that being sour and jealous was totally inappropriate on the battlefield. As the old saying goes, just do it.

With Wan Qili's help, Su Bai quickly removed the shrapnel from the wounded soldier. Without anesthesia, this minor operation was completed while the wounded soldier kept groaning while biting his military cap.

"Two, penicillin!" After Su Bai finished speaking, Xu Tianyi prepared the syringes, which came in handy for the emergency training they had given them a few days ago.

The wounded soldier, sweating profusely, thanked him repeatedly: "It would be great if there were two more doctors as good as you in this hospital."

Just as Wan Qili finished suturing and bandaging, a doctor in a white coat ran over and asked, "Who are you and where are you from?"