1942, I lived on hunting

The hospital was set up in an inconspicuous mountain village. The conditions were not much better than those of the guerrillas' village, except that there were a few more tiled houses. The guerrillas' regiment headquarters was also in this village. Captain Li said that he would first go to the hospital to deliver supplies and pick up people, and then go to the leader's place to sit down. The superiors had wanted to meet Li Hao for a long time, and they wanted to thank Li Hao, the great hero! Li Hao didn't know how to respond to this. After all, in his opinion, he was doing things within his ability, and he really didn't deserve such praise.

The hospital was unremarkable, and there were no guards outside the hospital. If Captain Li hadn't brought him, he wouldn't have known that this courtyard with blue bricks and black tiles was a hospital. There was no sign outside, and there was no busy noise of later hospitals. After entering the door and greeting the guards, he walked around the screen wall and walked into the courtyard where the hospital was located. Only then did he feel that this was indeed a place to treat illnesses and save lives. There was a faint smell of disinfectant mixed with boiled Chinese medicine. Captain Li introduced Li Hao. The front yard was the operating room, treatment room, pharmacy warehouse and a collective office for doctors. The back yard was the ward. There were two small courtyards on both sides, one was the residence of doctors and nurses, and the other was the barracks for guards.

Li Hao and his team carried their things into the front yard. There were no critically ill patients at the moment, only a few villagers and soldiers who had caught a cold and were queuing up to see a doctor and get medicine. The door to the backyard was open, and you could see several ropes in the backyard with gauze and sheets hanging on them. Several wounded soldiers who could get out of bed were sitting in the yard wrapped in gauze to keep warm.

When the hospital's dean and leaders heard about Li Hao's arrival, they all put down their work temporarily, ran over to shake Li Hao's hand and thanked him repeatedly, saying that the medicines and surgical instruments provided by Li Hao were a great help, which made Li Hao, who was still carrying things, extremely embarrassed. Can't you let me put them down first? The dean also noticed this embarrassing situation and quickly took over the things and let Li Hao rest. They would carry the other things themselves. How could they let the great hero do these rough jobs! Captain Li is really incompetent!

The director asked the doctors, nurses and guards who were not busy to help move the things, and he let Li Hao go inside. Li Hao didn't say anything too polite, saying that he had never seen our rear hospital, so he didn't want to sit inside, and asked the director to take him around.

The dean first took him to the office to have a look. The office was filled with tables and cabinets, which contained personal belongings of doctors and nurses, medical records and other things. He then went to the treatment room to have a look. There was nothing special about it, just a bed, a medicine cabinet and a set of tables and chairs. In fact, Li Hao was more curious about the operating room, so he asked the dean if it was convenient for him to take a look. The dean said that there was nothing to keep secret, and took Li Hao in to have a look. The operating room was a large room separated by wooden boards, and the floor was smoothed with cement. White cloth was stretched on the four walls and the roof with ropes to isolate dust, and disinfectant was sprayed regularly for disinfection. Outside was the disinfection room and the surgical preparation room, which had two beds nailed with wooden boards, and a reddish-brown rubber sheet was placed on the bed. This was the operating bed. There was no shadowless lamp on the roof, only a few lanterns hanging there. The simple operating room looked sad, and it was unknown how the doctors here raced against death to pull the soldiers back from hell.

The dean said that this is already better. With a batch of medical equipment and special medicines donated by Li Hao, the wounded have received proper treatment. The hospital in the past was even more miserable. Not only were the conditions simple, but even the surgical instruments and medicines were not enough. Not to mention the repeated use of surgical instruments, even the surgical gowns, masks, and gauze bandages had to be washed and used helplessly. There was not even a medical high-pressure sterilizer. In order to disinfect, they could only use the steamer donated by the fellow villagers to steam repeatedly. It can also be disinfected, but it is a bit slow. Everything else can be overcome, but the most important anti-inflammatory drugs are really strictly blocked by the devils and puppet troops. In the past, the few penicillin and sulfonamide drugs in their hospital were generously donated by patriotic overseas Chinese. The children of overseas Chinese, the secret front, the doctors who aided China, and international friends brought them into the base area after going through life and death hardships. They were quickly used up when the war started.

Then he went to the ward in the backyard to take a look. Although it was simple, it was clean and sanitary, but the heating conditions were a bit poor. Li Hao called Maodan, who was responsible for moving things, and asked him to bring a few people to move his wood stove down. The simple wood stove was easy to move and had a good heating effect. It would definitely be useful if it was left in the hospital.

Then he went to the courtyard where the doctors and nurses lived. The doctors and nurses all lived in collective dormitories, which were large bunk beds. Although it was not very convenient to protect personal privacy, it was convenient to heat the kang for heating, so there were pros and cons. However, the superiors were quite caring towards the doctors and nurses. They had a complete set of personal toiletries and warm clothes, and each person had a cabinet to store their personal belongings. In the kitchen of the courtyard, a young nurse and an old lady were cooking. Upon asking, he found out that this was a snack for the seriously injured. Li Hao opened the small pot and took a look. It was some batter with chopped cabbage and an egg. Only the seriously injured could eat this. The lightly injured did not have it, not to mention the doctors and nurses. Li Hao held back the words that were on the tip of his tongue, turned his head and walked out.

At this time, Captain Li and his team had also finished unloading and were checking the supplies against the documents. When they saw the dean coming, several doctors hurriedly and happily pulled the dean to report. This time, Li Hao and his team brought a lot of things, not only the urgently needed gauze bandages, but also a large amount of food, vegetables, meat and fruits as nutritional supplements. Captain Li introduced that most of the things were provided by Li Hao, and the dean and several doctors surrounded Li Hao and thanked him again.

When they learned that they had not eaten yet, several young and beautiful nurses immediately started a fire to cook for them so that they could taste their cooking skills. Li Hao and his friends tried their best to refuse, saying that they still had to report to their leaders and were in a hurry to travel. They would definitely try the cooking skills of the angel sisters next time they had a chance.

Before leaving, Li Hao pulled the dean aside and asked him and several doctors to quickly think about what medical equipment and medicines the hospital still lacked, make a detailed list, and ask them to come and get them before leaving. Li Hao could try to find them for them.

On the way to the regiment headquarters, Li Hao suddenly remembered and asked Captain Li where the medical soldier we were looking for was.

Captain Li: "You have seen her, haven't you? She is the young nurse who cooks for the wounded! She needs to pack her things, and we will take her with us when we leave later!"

Li Hao: "Ah? Female soldiers?"

Captain Li: "Why? You look down on female soldiers?"

Li Hao: "It's not that we look down on female soldiers, but male soldiers are more convenient in collective life, and female soldiers are naturally inferior in physical fitness and other aspects."

Captain Li: "You don't have to worry about that. She takes care of the wounded all day long. What kind of scenes has she not seen? The separation of men and women is not a problem for her. Although she is small, she has been practicing martial arts since she was young and has natural strength. When the Japanese invaders raided, she carried the wounded on her back and could run more than ten miles in one breath. With a small body like yours, she can beat three or four of you without even taking a breath! She is also very capable in individual combat. In order to cover the wounded, she fought the enemy with two soldiers for five days. Not only did she seize three rifles, but even the captain of the Japanese army who was chasing them was killed."

Li Hao couldn't help but gasp: "So strong?"