On the hot summer day, the cicadas were roaring. Early in the morning, the river looked at the dazzling sunrise in the distance and sighed, "August 9..."

This month, the number of Japanese expatriates in Shanghai has obviously increased because a document from the Japanese government required the expatriates along the Yangtze River to evacuate to Shanghai in order to maximize the situation.

At this time, the Japanese expatriates, when they took a gun, were basically qualified soldiers.

In terms of overall military literacy, the National Revolutionary Army... is difficult to compare.

"Yes, it's August 9th." Lin Wan stood behind Jiang Lai and looked at Sunrise by the window. "It's not until 7 o'clock yet. I'll go prepare for food and go to work after breakfast."

"Yes." Jiang Lai nodded.

Last week, Jiang Yunting had already retreated with his sister-in-law. Jiangyuan only had a few people guarding him. He and Lin Wan also prepared a small villa and moved in.

Jiang Lai never thought that time would advance so quickly, and war would come after all, just... this week. Thinking of this, his heart sank, and countless people... would die in this war. All he could do was do his best.

As for his brother, news came last week that he was fine and was following the army now, so he didn't have to worry about his family.

How can you not worry at home?

...

After breakfast, Jiang Lai drove to the Red Cross Hospital.

As the war approaches, he cannot do nothing. Since he has united this force before, he must exert it when the war comes.

In war, the test of logistics.

If he had not come to this era, he could not do anything. Since he had come, he had to do it. In history, the real Redemption Ambulance Team would not be established next spring, but now it has been established and has been underway for a week of basic training.

Songhu, he can't do nothing. Today, he is just a mobilization and a part of the training for the volunteers.

"Long time no see." Yu Wen sighed when he saw Jiang Lai, but he didn't expect that they would meet again here.

"Long time no see." Jiang Lai got out of the car and gave Yu Wen a big hug. "How did you think recently?"

"It's okay, I'm quite busy. Just after you proposed the concept of the battlefield rescue team, our dean... sent me over again. It seems that I will become an exclusive communicator in the future." Yu Wen smiled and joked.

Jiang Lai laughed, "Let's go in?"

"Um."

The two of them naturally entered the hospital. Today, doctors from other hospitals attended the meeting.

Regarding the treatment of wounded soldiers in war, major hospitals in Shanghai reached a consensus half a year ago, just how to transport the wounded soldiers back and rescue the battlefield...

All require training.

It does not mean that any doctor can save many people by going to the battlefield. If you don’t know how to save your life, then the doctor may be dead before he saves people.

And it's not just a doctor, but also a nurse.

In short, rescue is a very complicated task, and temporary training is better than not training.

It is also because of Jianglai's advocacy that the municipal government also allocated a sum of funds to purchase materials and medical supplies. Of course, major hospitals also donated them.

...

"Battery Commander, that's the Red Cross Hospital. I heard that we will be treated at that time." A team of soldiers passed by, and someone pointed.

"You kid just think about being injured, right?" The young battalion commander immediately smiled angry, "Be careful, don't be touched by the Japanese gun!"

"hey-hey."

The young battalion commander had no choice but to look at the hospital. Yes, Shangfeng had already told them that the ambulance corps had been established and that they would guarantee the Japanese, medical and supplies.

With this news, why are you afraid that the soldiers will lose their lives?

However, the young battalion commander also knew that one of these doctors was very concerned about. When he was in Germany, he heard that he did not expect that a Chinese doctor would be able to do this.

Don't worry, since you guard the rear for us, we will not let the front be lost, he said in his heart.

...

This is a war of mobilization.

In August, the school has no classes yet, and there are many volunteers who have registered. Of course, more are medical staff themselves.

Jiang Lai originally refused these students, but Mr. Yan's words dispelled his idea: You can't stop a young man from shining and radiating for this country.

Yes, he can't stop anyone from shining and emitting heat for China.

However, in terms of work arrangements, most student volunteers are arranged in major hospitals rather than going to the front line to recruit people. Such work is more appropriate to hand over to medical workers with work experience.

"Everyone, I'm honored to be invited to chat with you today." Jiang Lai smiled, stood in front of the microphone, wearing a white shirt and neat short hair, making her look energetic.

"The situation in North China is very bad, everyone should know this, but even if it is not good, our army is still fighting, and they have not become deserters or given up on resistance."

"And Shanghai, everyone should feel it these two days. They are very nervous. Moreover, there are more Japanese expatriates. First of all, I hope you don't contact Japanese expatriates, because once the war begins, they take the gun and transform into an invader!"

"Last week, many teachers should have taught you some of the most basic first aid measures. Today, I am not here to teach first aid, but to teach you how to save your life and how to save your life on the battlefield."

"Many of us may need to go to the front line, so life-saving skills are very important. I hope you all listen to every word I say next, maybe... it can save your life!"

"Life is very fragile. Only by living can you have a future and hope. Therefore, at any time, I hope you don't give up on your pursuit of life. This is the most important point."

...

"This young man is not as old-fashioned as we thought." Behind the large classroom, a delicately dressed woman covered her mouth and chuckled, "Interesting."

"It's quite interesting. I found out when he checked me Darling last time." Another woman smiled, "But the battle started, Darling and the others really didn't care about the logistics and medical treatment. With him standing up, he made up for this."

"fine."

"Yes, it's pretty good."

"Hope, Shanghai can hold on."

"It will definitely be able to defend it. This time, many troops were transferred here, and the two German divisions were the top priority. There is also the teaching regiment. With such troops guarding, it is impossible to have the same record as North China, otherwise... it is really impossible to explain to the people of the whole country."

"Why……"

...

At noon, Jiang Lai met the wife. Speaking of which, this lady actually helped a lot when setting up an ambulance team.

"Doctor Jiang, long time no see."

"Long time no see Mrs. Jiang." Jiang Lai nodded slightly, "I would like to thank my wife for her great help this time."

"It's all for the country, there's nothing to thank you."

Jiang Lai agreed, "Why is Madam still in Shanghai at this time?"

"oh?"

"The war is about to go, and the lady should go back to Jinling."

"Go back soon. I wonder if Dr. Jiang has time to have lunch together?"

Jiang looked at the watch and it was already 12 o'clock. Then he shook his head, "There is still surgery in the afternoon. I need to go back to see the patient and prepare for it."
Chapter completed!