During the Second World War, the famous British Prime Minister Churchill was born into a noble family, and his family was quite good. One year, Churchill went to visit relatives in Scotland with his father. When he was free, little Churchill went swimming in the water alone and suddenly his leg cramped. The situation is very critical. Little Churchill struggled to shout for help. A farmer's child was working in a nearby field when he suddenly heard a cry for help and ran over. He jumped into the water and saved Churchill. The child's name is Fleming.

Churchill's father was very grateful and wanted to reward the farmer, but he was refused. Churchill's father later learned that Fleming liked to study medicine, but he didn't have the money to go to school, so he decided to support him. Fleming is smart, diligent and enterprising. With the help of his father, he was admitted to St. Mary's Medical College in London, England. After graduation, he became a famous doctor and bacteriologist.

During World War II, Churchill, who had become the British Prime Minister, unfortunately contracted pneumonia and was dying. Pneumonia was a terminal disease at that time, and the doctors were helpless. In an emergency, Fleming came from England and cured Churchill with the newly invented penicillin. Churchill held Fleming's hand tightly and said, "Thank you for giving me two lives." Fleming smiled and replied, "You're welcome. The first time I saved you, this time your father saved you. "

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