Suva Port in Fiji in October, with rippling blue waves. The hospital ship "Silk Road Ark" of our navy, which is carrying out the "Harmony Mission-2025" mission, is anchored between the sea and sky. As the second 10000 ton ocean hospital ship independently designed and built by China, the "Silk Road Ark" set sail from Quanzhou, Fujian on September 5th to conduct friendly visits and provide humanitarian medical services to multiple countries in the South Pacific and Latin America. During the one week visit to Fiji, the "Silk Road Ark" hospital ship transformed into a mobile "beacon of life", lighting up the hope for health for the Fijian people and writing a touching chapter of compassion for doctors in a foreign land. The pre examination triage area is the forefront of efficient operation in this maritime hospital. Temperature measurement, inquiry, diversion... everything is in order. The more meticulous we are, the less waiting patients will have, and the more peace of mind they will have. "Nurse Shen Yue's words were simple yet firm. On October 5th, the busy schedule of receiving over 800 patients made the voices of medical workers hoarse and sweat stained their clothes, but everyone chose to stick to their posts. In an operating room, the atmosphere was somewhat solemn. Under the shadowless lamp, surgical director Gao Wenchao is performing a highly difficult surgery on an elderly Fijian. Two hours later, the news of the successful surgery came, and the family members outside the door were in tears. These tears are the joy of regaining hope in life, and also contain their sincerest gratitude to Chinese doctors. Currently, it is the National Day and Mid Autumn Festival holiday in China. For us, the best birthday gift to our motherland is to pull patients out of the abyss of illness, "said Gao Wenchao, expressing the feelings of all team members. Inside the pediatric clinic, it was a different scene. Under everyone's careful arrangement, this has become a world full of childlike fun, effectively relieving the tense emotions of the sick children. 5-year-old Fiji girl Emily cried in pain while undergoing abrasion treatment, with tears streaming down her cheeks. Nurse Wang Lina immediately took out a keychain with a cute panda printed on it and comforted her softly in newly learned Fijian language, saying, "Be strong, don't be afraid." Hearing this sound, the girl's crying gradually subsided. She curiously reached out and grabbed the keychain, slowly lifting the corners of her mouth and revealing an innocent smile. The mother beside her was moved by this and repeatedly said, "Thank you, China!" "The further we go, the more we understand the weight of the word 'China'. ”Surgical team leader Jiang Xin said. The sea breeze blows gently, and the five-star red flag on the deck shines brightly against the white hull. On the 8th, the hospital ship "Silk Road Ark" left Fiji for Tonga. During their stay in Fiji, the hospital ship treated a total of 3330 patients, performed 426 surgeries, and conducted 2531 auxiliary examinations and tests. The trajectory of the Silk Road Ark will continue to extend, and the warmth and goodwill it carries from China will also be passed on to the hearts of every beneficiary. (New Society)