~Date: ~09/09~

Please go on ~ just love Chinese 92zbsp; The Miao people live in poverty, and they are more willing to go out as soldiers to eat food than the Li people. The Ming Dynasty issued many native soldiers of the Miao, Yao, Dong and other ethnic groups in the southwest to fight. The most famous is Qin Liangyù's white pole soldier - as long as the training and command are correct, as an infantry in this time and space, the combat effectiveness is quite good. Wei Aiwen and others' recruitment activities in Miao Village went very smoothly, but the time and labor costs consumed by the recruitment were too high, and the location of Miao Village was more remote than that of Li Village, and the mountains were higher and deeper, if it were not for the merchants to lead the way, they would not even be able to find a place.

Wei Aiwen Zuihou recruited four companies in Changhua Zuihou. Two of the companies were Hmong. If he was willing to let it go, he could recruit more, and given that the population was prevalent in malaria, and in poor health, he would need a higher cost of treatment and recuperation, and he would give up - and it would not be too late to make full use of them in the future when there were enough resources.

All of these soldiers were concentrated in Changhua for quarantine treatment and preliminary intensive training. The training camp is set up just outside Changhua Fort. Their instructor was Lao Di of the Training Director's Department -- he was pushed out by the "American" officers headed by Shi Zhiqi because he vigorously advocated the implementation of so-called "German-style" training in the navy and tried to equip the navy with mountain hats. Although Fu Sansi was not interested in his so-called "German-style" training and German-style style, he was not bad at seeing Lao Di's enthusiasm -- military training instructors mainly had enthusiasm and abundant physical strength, and they couldn't do it without any physical strength by yelling around the recruits every day and punching and kicking. He was immediately appointed as a military training instructor in the Department of Education Directorate. With a group of sergeants and sergeants, every day cào recruits and militia.

After the plan of the General Staff to recruit Japanese and Li Miao recruits to serve as security forces came out. Fu Sansi put the training base of this group of people in Changhua. The security forces that the soldiers were about to form were not part of the formal order of the Fu Bō Army, not even the paramilitary Nationalist Army, and if there was anything similar to it, the security forces were actually similar to the "black water" - mercenaries, but at a lower cost.

Since they are mercenaries, it is not appropriate to put them in Fort Horse for training. Changhua is vast and sparsely populated. The terrain is more complex than Lingao, and more importantly, there is a certain local infrastructure that can be used for small-scale troop training without much expansion.

Almost immediately after the "purification" process, the recruited Laili Miao soldiers were put into basic training - Changhua was sparsely populated and did not require a long quarantine period. A medical team led by Ren Rain, who was dispatched from Lingao, conducted a physical examination and treatment for them. Wren worked for the CDC in the old plane, even though he had little exposure to malaria. But at least they've learned.

In order to reduce the consumption of yào products and avoid the spread of infection, smears of malaria parasites were tested at the time of recruitment, and patients with more severe malaria were not recruited.

To the distress of Wren, who was in charge of the tests, some of the recruits did not have malaria despite coming from villages with malaria patients, as if they had some kind of antibody. He recalled that some information was believed to be due to the prevalence of thalassemia in the south-western coastal areas and the inability of malaria parasites to infect people with thalassaemia.

"Could it be that this statement really makes sense?" Unfortunately, local conditions in Changhua are limited. Wren couldn't test the soldiers for thalassemia for a while.

The special effects that were traditionally used to treat malaria in the old planes were not sent from Lingao: quinine, berquene. Chloroquine, artemisinin, but the Ministry of Health mén based on the prescription provided by Zhang Daochang Shiyanxìng to manufacture the Chinese yào preparations "malaria powder" and "Changshan water decoction".

These two yào agents are the formulas that did have a certain effect after a large number of applications in the fifties and sixties when quinine and other antimalarial substances in China could not be produced by themselves. At that time, Artemisia annua was also screened out. However, the refining and extraction of artemisinin requires the support of a considerable chemical industry, so the Ministry of Health can only use two formulas for the time being, which are more general, malaria powder and Changshan water decoction. Small-scale trial production was carried out by Runshitang Yào Industry, and small batches were put into use in hospitals and clinics affiliated to the Ministry of Health, as well as the Li Miao Affairs Office and the Religious Affairs Office.

Malaria powder is made of yào mixture such as atractylodes, angelica, cinnamon branches, etc., and is concocted into yào powder. When using, according to the amount of more than 1g per use for chéng people, and the amount of children should be reduced, and the "malaria powder" should be wrapped in gauze and stuffed in the nostrils half an hour before the onset of malaria. It takes about 3-4 hours to be removed after the onset of malaria and during the sweating phase. Use can be continued until the next episode. One dose of yào can be used more than 3 times in a row.

If the symptoms disappear after use, the blood can be checked the next day, and if it is yang, it can be used again. According to the Lin Chuángshiyan of the General Hospital of the Ministry of Health, this yào agent and Changshan water decoction did have a curative effect on some malaria patients, and after a few times, the malaria parasite actually disappeared when the blood was checked.

But the total efficiency is not as high as the books say. However, this is also a kind of barely providing a cure for malaria - you must know that by the standards of the old plane, the effect of quinine, a historical special effect, yào, is also very mediocre, not to mention that there are significant side effects.

The two major religious denominations are the largest users of these two types of religious offices, and the means of proselytizing to the Li district and medical hygiene are the most effective. Malaria is a common disease among the Lebanon and Miao people. Zhang Daochang relied on these two kinds of things to gain a large number of believers in Qiongnan.

The Office of Le Miao Affairs has also distributed a number of these yào products, mainly in the form of health teams. The main purpose of the so-called health brigade is to trade with Lebanese district. It's just that a hygienist was sent to the team to take yào products to the village for diagnosis and treatment. This treatment is free of charge, and the main purpose is of course to win people's hearts, and secondly, to provide independent medical practice opportunities for hygienists and nurses attending health training courses.

Mu Min herself has personally led teams to several villages and knows what this kind of health service means in the cottages. Therefore, it was not surprising to her that she was able to recruit many soldiers smoothly this time-you must know that at first, many veterans were skeptical about whether they could recruit Li Miao Ding Zhuang to serve as soldiers.

Ding Zhuang was carrying out the most basic queue training under Lao Di's roar. For the time being, the infantry company formed by Li Miao Min is not prepared to be equipped with firearms - it is equipped with Type 1631 standard knives. As a result, the content of the training was greatly reduced - they did not practice complex queue changes and anti-cavalry charges, nor did they conduct training in Mini rifle shèring. Only the most basic queues, basic tactical movements, and physical training are performed. After the completion of the basic training, two weeks of tactical training in mountain operations and village and town security operations will be conducted.

Mu Min looked at the recruits who were wearing a little féi training uniform and looked badly malnourished. After a few days of training, their movements have already taken shape. Then she looked at Lao Di with interest, who was not wearing the uniform of the Fu Bō army, but a "German-style" hún military uniform that looked too hot. The upper body is a tropical shirt of the African military standard, but the bottom is wearing combat boots, German tuǐ, knee pads, double-breasted belts, and a combat soft-topped large-brimmed hat - all of which are domestic civilian versions, of course.

Next to Lao Di, there was a young NV, wearing the uniform of the NV student of Lingao National School, holding an iron horn, every time Lao Di said a word, she quickly picked up the horn and said for a while. This translator sometimes obviously didn't know how to translate certain passwords, and had to go to Lao Di to discuss it. Most of them do not know Chinese, let alone Mandarin. Chinese teaching cannot be achieved overnight, so we have to learn while training.

Mu Min knew that this young NV was Xiaoda, and when they left Changhua and returned to Lingao, they took her away, studied Chinese in the national school for a stage, and also received basic literacy education and obtained a Class C diploma. As one of the very few "completely reliable" Li people in the hands of the Li Miao Affairs Office, she was dispatched back to Changhua as soon as she finished her studies and served as a staff member of the Li Miao Office. On the one hand, he acts as a translator, playing jiāo with the local Li people, and on the other hand, collecting information about the local Mei Foo Li. Mu Min had read some of her reports full of typos in crooked, simplified characters.

Xiaoda played a very important role in Changhua, although they also had local people like Wang Daliang who were closely connected to Li Zhai, but they were not from Li Zhai in the end. Compared with Xiaoda, a native of Li, he is inferior in terms of jiāo and collecting information. In particular, Fang Jinghan collected a lot of first-hand information about the local Mobil Li through talking to her.

Whether it is Mu Min or Fang Jinghan, who is currently in charge of the standing work of the Li Miao Affairs Office, they attach great importance to her. Every time I came to Changhua, I would talk to her, and I also brought her many pamphlets and cultivated her personally. Mu Min once wanted her to go to the national school to study for a grade B diploma.

The people who take a fancy to Xiaoda are not only in Li Miao's office, but Thief Quanzi is also full of interest in her. After a successful missionary activity, Zhang Daochang lobbied for the new Taoism, and then he wanted to train the NV child to become the "sacrificial wine" of the new Taoism, to become his right-hand man in the Li district, and if possible, to become a benchmark figure.

It is a pity that the study of the Li people is not all inferior, but the national understanding of high reading, so whether it is the further study of the national school or the religious study of the thief spring, all of them have come to naught. However, for two years, he was at least able to conduct a jiāo stream with the senators without any obstacles, and his loyalty to the Senate was high enough - he was obviously quite qualified as a bridge between the Senate and Mobil Lai.

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