Farewell to Academician Wu Mengchao: The farewell time is too short and there are too many things to say

China News Service, May 26, title: Farewell to Academician Wu Mengchao : The farewell time is too short and there are too many things to say

Author: Li Shuyu Li Qiuying

When it is rainy and rainy in the south, it stops and stops, and there is an endless stream of vehicles heading to the Shanghai Longhua Funeral Home.

"Do you think it's raining here?" The taxi driver Feng Master looked out the car window: "I think this is more like tears.

China Kexue Yuan academician , the "father of Chinese liver surgery," Meng-Chao Wu farewell ceremony was held in Shanghai Longhua Funeral Home on the 26th.

With more than 70 years of experience in medicine, Wu Mengchao has completed more than 16,000 liver surgeries and independently innovated more than 30 major medical achievements.

The "navy blue" and medical uniforms that can be seen everywhere outside the funeral home are Wu Laosheng's lifelong love.

"A good doctor sees illness in his eyes and people in his heart.

As an ordinary person, you may not know much about medicine.

The green hedge outside the funeral home is already a sea of ​​flowers today.

At the flower offering place, some people were holding a thick document bag with hundreds of messages from netizens.

People who have interviewed him said that they thanked Mr.

Wang Renhua, a citizen of Shanghai, placed a wreath at the flower offering place.

Yu Buwei, president of the Anesthesiologists Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association, is a doctoral student of Mr.

"Old Wu has always been very kind to us, so he held my hand at the time, and I didn't feel any special.

The elegiac couplet hanging in the memorial hall outlines the life of this medical master: "A generation of masters laid the liver and worked hard, and Rio Tinto's medical career model was a great doctor with sincerity and sincerity.

The "Internationale" that Mr.

"If I really fall on the operating table one day, it may be my greatest happiness.
" Wu Mengchao said this sentence for many years.
He has been in medicine for more than seventy years, and his "fighting posture" has always been consistent.
At the age of 96, Mr.
Wu still insisted on 2 to 3 operations per week.

For Wu Mengchao, even retirement does not mean stepping off the battlefield: "As long as my country's liver cancer power has not been thrown into the Pacific, I will continue to fight!"

The "war" with the disease stems from his "love" for the people.
Wu Mengchao's love also inspires everyone who moves forward.

"I once thought of giving up studying medicine countless times," Dr.
Li of Hepatobiliary Surgery wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes.
"But Lao Wu said, "Only inexhaustible love can illuminate the suffering souls.
"

"You are a star in the sky, and even a beacon on earth.
" This sentence was written on the bouquet card.

When we look up at the starry sky, the star named after Wu Lao is shining brightly; when we look inside, this lighthouse will also illuminate the way forward.