Dr. Bethune

In early 1938, the internationalist fighter Norman Bethune (Tan Ningbang) ) traveled across the ocean to China to support the Chinese people's war of resistance against Japan. Chairman Mao met him in Yan'an, and the Ministry of Health of the Military Region arranged for him to be a medical consultant. Bethune found that the medical conditions in the border area were much worse than he imagined. He asked the commander (played by Wu Xue) for instructions to set up a rear demonstration hospital and mobilize doctors from various divisions to participate in training. Regardless of his personal safety, he personally went to the front line to operate on the seriously injured. Due to the lack of necessary medical equipment, many seriously injured people could not receive timely treatment. Bethune was so worried that he decided to return to Canada. But the sudden war blocked his return to China. He said to Dr. Fang (played by Murato) and Secretary Tong (played by Ying Ruocheng) who sent him off: I won't leave, they need me more here. After the Battle of Huangtuling, he accidentally cut his finger during an operation on a soldier, and tragedy inevitably happened... This film is adapted from Zhou Fufu's novel of the same name.