The General Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army is a military hospital directly affiliated with the Joint Logistics Support Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. All the doctors on duty here are military personnel.

Before reading this article, please click "Follow", which will not only facilitate your discussion and sharing, but also give you a different sense of participation. Thank you for your support.

The Chinese People's Liberation Army General Hospital is a military hospital that directly belongs to the Chinese People's Liberation Army Joint Logistics Support Force. All the doctors on duty here are military personnel.

and have another alias "301 Hospital" . This "301" is also the hospital's former military number. Since the People's Liberation Army is everywhere in the hospital and there are many soldiers standing guard, it is also known as the "most mysterious" hospital.

calls it the "most mysterious" hospital because many "special" patients have been admitted here, including not only national leaders, but also cultural celebrities and so on.

One day in 1953, Premier Zhou felt slightly unwell because of a cold. Even after taking several medicines prescribed by his doctor, his condition still did not improve.

had no choice but to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. The best and most famous hospital in the country at that time was undoubtedly the Peking Union Medical College Hospital. It not only had a long history and gathered experts, but also had superb technology and the most advanced equipment in the country.

Premier Zhou went to the hospital for treatment under escort. Later, Premier Zhou successfully prescribed medicine to cure 's cold . However, this trip to the hospital made Premier Zhou have an idea in his mind.

At that time, it was a critical period for to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea. Peking Union Medical College Hospital was also a military-controlled hospital, and many wounded on the front lines were sent here for treatment. This was a very normal thing.

Until Premier Zhou discovered that there are many foreigners in Peking Union Medical College Hospital who are also receiving medical treatment here. Because it is the capital and the residence of many embassies of many countries, there are not many foreigners in Beijing.

It is always inconvenient for soldiers and foreigners to see a doctor together . You must know that some military secrets can be seen from the number of wounded. No one can guarantee whether there are spies or the like here.

Premier Zhou has always kept this matter in mind. At the beginning of 1954, General Hong Xuezhi served as deputy minister of the National General Logistics Department and chief of staff, and Premier Zhou handed over this matter to him.

"Piehn Union Hospital is under the management of the military. It is always inconvenient for the military to manage foreigners. It may be better for the national health department to manage it, and another hospital managed by the military should be established," Premier Zhou explained.

Hong Xuezhi agreed after listening to it, but how to re-establish a military hospital? Someone gave him an idea at that time, "Isn't there a clinical college in the Chinese Union Medical College?"

Today's Peking Union Medical College was still called the Chinese Union Medical College at that time, and this clinical college was originally a school in the North China Military Region, and was later changed into a hospital and placed under the Chinese Union Medical College.

Because it was renovated, the "301" hospital at that time was small in scale, with backward equipment and weak medical standards, but this was not a problem for Hong Xuezhi.

"Just use this '301' hospital. It's better than nothing. " Rather than creating a hospital from scratch, it is better to develop and expand the "301" hospital, Hong Xuezhi thinks so.

Since it wants to become an independent large hospital, it must develop medical capabilities. In order to recruit talents, it was initially planned to transfer some doctors from Peking Union Medical College Hospital to join the "301" hospital.

But Peking Union Medical College Hospital was unwilling. In the end, only 40 of the 80 people were let go. Many attending physicians at the Union Medical College Hospital refused to let go. When things were at a standstill, Hong Xuezhi stepped forward.

"Well, it's understandable that Union Hospital won't let people go. We all serve the country and the people. Don't transfer people from Union Hospital anymore. Choose them from various military medical universities and train them slowly."

Just like this, "301" Hospital, with dozens of people and some medical students transferred from Union Hospital, developed from scratch until it became the "top" military hospital today.The building of

01 Hospital was also rebuilt. The drawing design was derived from the Kirov Medical College, the most famous medical school in the Soviet Union at that time. However, Hospital 301 was not an "internal" hospital and was open to everyone.

Only is specially designated in the south building of the hospital. is equipped with access control and mobile sentry posts in groups of three. This has become the place where party and state leaders, as well as some important people, receive medical treatment and hospitalization.

In 1957, "301" Hospital was renamed as the General Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, but the old name has been passed down, because this hospital has received countless "unusual" patients since its establishment.

The most considerate doctor's patient

Among them, the least pretentious and most considerate "patient" of the doctor, is undoubtedly Comrade Deng Xiaoping. At the end of 1976, Deng Xiaoping experienced heavy work and had some physical problems, so he had to go to the 301 Hospital to recuperate.

According to the memory of Li Yantang, a doctor at the 301 Hospital who once received Comrade Deng Xiaoping, "That day, a car light flashed, and the nurse we arranged quickly pushed the wheelchair to the front of the car, and a 'little man' got out of the car."

Li Yantang described himself like this The scene when I met Deng Xiaoping for the first time: "He is not tall, doesn't talk much, is very quiet, but very kind, and is very kind to everyone."

After inspection, Comrade Deng Xiaoping was going to undergo surgery, so the entire first floor of the south building was emptied, leaving only Deng Xiaoping to live in. Mrs. Deng Xiaoping, Zhuo Lin, who accompanied him, lived next door.

"Chief, if you feel uncomfortable, call us. We are right outside the door." This is the first time for the nurse to take care of such an important person. She was shaking when she spoke because of nervousness.

It seems that he felt the tense atmosphere of the medical staff. Comrade Deng Xiaoping said "It's okay" with a Sichuan accent . The calm words made people feel reassuring, but later I found out that he had been suppressing the pain and not showing it.

After a night of careful inspection, Li Yantang confirmed that the operation was necessary, but it must be done with the consent of Deng Xiaoping himself, and he did not dare to make the decision without authorization.

Just when Li Yantang cautiously entered the ward and was about to speak, Deng Xiaoping said first "I'd better just do the surgery to save myself the trouble in the future."

Li Yantang was so grateful that he met a patient who would be considerate and considerate of the doctor. He quickly agreed and said "It's just a little uncomfortable."

Deng Xiao Comrade Ping likes to play bridge

But Deng Xiaoping waved his hand and said "It's okay, no problem, just do it. " In this way, the operation was scheduled to be performed on the same day, and the hospital arranged 8 nurses to ensure that the work and operation were flawless.

Li Yantang was also very nervous. During the preparation, he kept taking deep breaths, and his mind kept echoing the words of a chief "Comrade Li Yantang, you must be careful during the operation. If something goes wrong, the 900 million people in the country will not be able to spare you." ."

Fortunately, the operation was uneventful and Deng Xiaoping recovered well. Later, Li Yantang revealed that Deng Xiaoping was awake during the operation, did not need anesthesia and did not sleep, and was very calm throughout the entire process, without even saying a word.

"A great man is a great man, and he is really different from ordinary people," Li Yantang said with emotion. After he came out, Deng Xiaoping said to him, "Don't worry, I believe in you. You will do your best. If something goes wrong, my family and I will be responsible and will not care about you."

When the doctor was nervously performing the operation on the operating table, Comrade Deng Xiaoping was thinking about how to "comfort" the medical staff. Later, someone said that Deng Xiaoping was somewhat different from the rumored calm and determined character. He was actually very amiable.

More than 20 years later, Deng Xiaoping was admitted to the 301 Hospital again, still in the South Building. Only this time, the great Comrade Deng Xiaoping could never wake up and left us forever.

When the nurse at the hospital was sorting out Comrade Deng Xiaoping's belongings, she found an underwear with holes in it. She burst into tears instantly. Such a great man was still wearing torn clothes.

The patient with the hottest temper

The patient with the hottest temper was undoubtedly General Wang Zhen. He and Comrade Deng Xiaoping were "completely opposite" people. Comrade Deng Xiaoping was calm and resolute, but Wang Zhen was very straightforward about what he said.

In 1981, General Wang Zhen was admitted to the 301 Hospital. On the first day moved in, a curse word resounded throughout the corridor of the south building.

Because of his loud voice, and the fact that General Wang Zhen never concealed his emotions, he would be happy when he was happy, and angry when he was angry, and when he was angry, he would always use a catchphrase, which caused a lot of headaches for medical staff.

Once, during a routine physical examination of General Wang Zhen, it was found that there were 7 or 8 more red blood cells in his urine, but there were no recruitment in other parts of the body.

According to the normal value, the number of red blood cells should be less than 5, but General Wang Zhen's body has reached more than 10 or even 20. The attending doctor was afraid that it was a bladder tumor, so he proposed surgery.

General Wang Zhen only said one sentence "It's up to you" and he signed and agreed. However, because General Wang Zhen also suffered from bronchitis and often coughed, the surgery may cause accidents in respiratory function.

After the doctor reported the incident to General Wang Zhen, Wang Zhen waved his hand and said in a meaningless tone "What are you afraid of? If you are not afraid of fighting and dying, why are you afraid of this?"

The operation went smoothly and there were no other symptoms. General Wang Zhen's body also recovered well, and his loud mantra sounded again in the corridor of the south building.

Later, the hospital conducted another review in 1983 and found that two tumors had grown at the place where General Wang Zhen had performed surgery. The doctor suspected that it was a recurrence, so he informed General Wang Zhen about the condition.

After hearing this, Wang Zhen unexpectedly did not curse. Instead, he remained silent for a moment and then said, "I probably won't live long with this disease. I will resign from all my posts first. You can treat me as you please."

In the next few years, General Wang Zhen was being cared for in the 301 Hospital. For a while he looked good, and for a while he couldn't even sit up. Later he passed away. The doctors at the 301 Hospital still miss this "swearing" leader very much.

The most humble and lovely patient

Ji Xianlin, a literary giant and a master of Chinese studies, When the nurses in the 301 Hospital heard that Ji Xianlin was going to be admitted to the 301 Hospital, they thought he was a tall and unapproachable person, but they did not expect that he turned out to be a very humble and "lovable" patient.

"It's really no different from an ordinary old man. He is cheerful all day long and does whatever he is asked to do. " recalled Ku Hong'an, the head nurse at the surgery who took care of Ji Xianlin.

In 2003, 92-year-old Ji Xianlin was admitted to the 301 Hospital (General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army of China). Many medical staff welcomed a "grandpa".

"Because I came to talk to him about something unhappy, and I would immediately think about it, so we all respectfully call him 'grandpa'." The medical staff said.

Ji Xianlin lived here for 6 years until his death. His life in his later years was very regular, even much better than that of many elderly people.

Every morning when he wakes up, Ji Xianlin will quietly eat breakfast, a bowl of tofu, a bowl of porridge, and sometimes half a fried dough stick, which is a lot for an old man in his 90s.

"It's almost the same as what our nurses eat," head nurse Ku Hongan said with a smile. In her impression, Ji Xianlin always had a good appetite. He ate whatever was available not only for breakfast but also for lunch. He was never picky about food.

occasionally makes some requests, such as braised pork or mutton stew to satisfy the craving. He also likes dumplings stuffed with roast duck and carrots and mutton.

Ji Xianlin often said, " When people eat what they like, they can digest and absorb well, and their health will be good." This may be one of the secrets of his longevity.

Ji Xianlin is also a person who never loses his temper. After breakfast, he will sit there and work alone, writing and reading. After lunch, he will take a 3-hour nap and take a walk at night. will definitely go to bed on time at 7 o'clock.

Once the nurse saw that he had been sitting on the bed all day, and his arms and calves had begun to shrink, so she asked him to get out of bed to move around and do some exercises. Ji Xianlin was reading a newspaper at the time, but he was not impatient at all. When he heard it, he put away the newspaper and started to get out of bed.

"For other people, it would be very, very difficult to get him to exercise, but Ji Lao is different. " The doctor often praised Ji Xianlin and even specially compiled a set of exercises for him. Ji Xianlin would complete it every day without landing.

As time went by, the nurses became familiar with Ji Xianlin and began to call him "Grandpa" one after another. They would also secretly add some nutritious "ingredients" to his meals to prevent him from being nutritionally unbalanced.

When Ji Xianlin ate it, he still wondered "Why is today's meal different? But it's quite delicious. " After saying that, he finished eating on his own. During his days in the hospital, eating was his biggest priority.

But there are some "little things". For example, every year when Ji Xianlin celebrates his birthday, the medical staff will come to spend it with him. He is as happy as a child. When it comes to Nurses' Day, Ji Xianlin will secretly ask someone to buy a big cake for all the nurses.

Once a patient came here and asked Mr. Ji to sign books. There were more than 20 books. The nurse only picked out a few books for Mr. Ji. As a result, Mr. Ji said, " I will just sign slowly. " In the end, it took a long time to sign all the books.

Later, when Ji Xianlin passed away in the 301 Hospital, everyone cried uncontrollably. "I felt like there was a space in my heart suddenly." I was happy. The casual Ji Xianlin made the medical staff of the 301 Hospital unforgettable for a long time.

The reason why this small hospital is mysterious is that it not only takes care of the bodies and second half of life of those great people, but also hides many unknown sides of our beloved people.