By Mao Zedong. This article was written in memory of the great doctor Bethune, expressing the author's grief over Bethune's death and praising his achievements.

The article introduces Bethune's life and working experience in China, highlighting Bethune's contribution to the people of China. Then, the author emphasizes Bethune's spirit of internationalism and noble qualities of selfless dedication, which are all excellent qualities of Bethune as a doctor.

This paper expounds Bethune's progress and innovation in medical technology and medical equipment by comparison. At the same time, the author also cited many concrete examples to illustrate Bethune's outstanding performance in medical practice. These examples include Bethune's deeds of saving lives on the battlefield and his performance in his usual work, which fully demonstrated his professionalism and personality charm.

Bethune's achievements and influence emphasized the importance of his spirit to China's medical career and the people of China. At the same time, the author also expressed his feelings and attitudes, expressed his grief over Bethune's death and his admiration for Bethune.

Commemorating Bethune is an argumentative essay. By introducing Bethune's life story, work experience and his outstanding performance in medical practice, the author expressed his admiration and nostalgia for this great doctor.

At the same time, the article also emphasizes Bethune's spirit of internationalism and noble quality of selfless dedication, which is of great significance to China's medical career and the people of China.

Bethune profile

Bethune, full name Henry Norman Bethune,1March 4, 890-1939 1654381October 12, party member, an internationalist fighter and a famous thoracic surgeon.

Bethune was born in Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada. 1935 joined the Canadian * * * production party, 1938 came to China to participate in the anti-Japanese revolution. Sepsis occurred during the operation due to bacterial infection, and he died in the early morning of 1939+0 12.

Bethune worked in China for a year and a half and devoted himself to the anti-Japanese revolution in China. Mao Zedong called him a noble man, a pure man, a moral man, a man who broke away from vulgar tastes and benefited the people.