The art exhibit highlighted the difficult journey of medical personnel across the country in general and 175 Military Medical Hospital in particular through the most difficult high-risk locations in the field hospitals that had carried out the first aid by helicopter or seaplane to the Spratly Islands and held a peacekeeping mission in South Sudan.
Along with the theatrical performances, there was the performance of dances and songs about love, faith and optimism in victory over the Covid-19 pandemic, a new and developed peaceful life.
For two years, the nursing staff of the 175 Military Medical Hospital have had to put away their personal work and forget their own happiness, even suspend their wedding ceremony to engage in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. These contributions touched the hearts of millions.
They have returned to a normal life and have had some truly happy times with their loved ones, including new companions.
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