Xiao Chengwen was born in a scholarly family. His father Xiao Zhiren was a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. He studied abroad in Japan. He was a professor at Peking University and an old man from the Xinhai Revolution. Unfortunately, when he was three years old, his father passe

Channel Dong Township was high at that time, and there were many tigers, endemic diseases and seasonal infectious diseases were almost prevalent year by year. However, local people lacked medical treatment and medicine, medical facilities were simple, and medical staff were scarce. Shortly after Xiao Chengwen arrived, he received an emergency notice from the county health center that an old man named Mo was in a coma due to poisoning and his life was in danger.

Xiao Chengwen couldn't wait for the villagers to pick him up, so he immediately took the first aid kit and walked over the mountains to go. As soon as he walked halfway up the mountain, he saw a black shadow running towards him from the opposite mountain. He thought he had encountered a tiger, so he immediately threw away the umbrella and lantern, climbed up the nearest big tree, and finally found out that it was a wild boar.

He then breathed a sigh of relief, and when there was no movement under the tree, he climbed down again and hurried to the road.

Xiao Chengwen, wearing mud and water, was rushed up by villagers to pick him up and pick him up as soon as he arrived at the entrance of the village. He quickly injected the patient with gastric lavage and , and injected antidote. After working for most of the day, Mr. Mo finally woke up. This was his first time to go to the hospital alone to rescue critical and serious diseases, and it also made him feel the doctor's pride and value of life.

channel has always been a famous malaria endemic area in history. In May 1955, malaria broke out in the county. Xiao Chengwen followed the team to Shuangjiang, District 5, and Malong Township carried out comprehensive anti-malarial work.

In this anti-malarial battle, Xiao Chengwen was also infected, with a high fever of 40 degrees and still sticking to the front line of anti-malarial. He had to visit the hospital many times overnight, and even fainted on the roadside on the way to the hospital. Fortunately, the villagers passed by were rescued. After recovering, he continued to participate in the battle.

Since this anti-malarial battle, the channel has formulated an anti-malarial and anti-malarial plan. Until 1994, the channel basically met the standards for eliminating malaria.

In the 60 years of Xiao Chengwen's practice of medicine, he traveled to every inch of the land in the Tongdao Dong Township and overcome the difficulties of national languages. He not only learned Dong , but also learned Miao and Yao. He is the only Han cadre in the county who has mastered multiple ethnic minority languages ​​so far.

He established a deep friendship with the local people and exchanged prescriptions with Dong medicine, so that the Dong medicine prescription, which was originally secret recipes, could be effectively spread in his hands.

After Xiao Chengwen's hard work, he carefully discovered and rescued a large number of ethnic medical heritages such as Dong, Miao, and Yao, and sorted out more than 3,500 Dong prescriptions on the verge of losing. He also wrote 12 monographs, 8 internal materials and 112 medical papers. He donated all of this to society so that future generations can pass on it.

Xiao Chengwen's long-term dedication has been respected and loved by the people of all ethnic groups in the county of Tongdao. The locals call him "a good doctor for the people of Dong Township". In 2010, he won the "Drum Tower Award", the highest achievement award in Dong literature in the country, and is a glorious example of national national unity and progress.