In the culture of the plague

Author: Yu Fenggao
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The history of human evolution and development is also a relentless struggle against germs, viruses, and epidemics. The "Black Death" that swept across Europe in the Middle Ages, the "Yellow Fever" that once hindered the construction of the Panama Canal, the influenza that raged in the United States in the early 19th century, as well as malaria, AIDS, SARS, and so on, are all dreaded epidemics that have caused immense harm to humanity. From a cultural perspective, the author analyzes the origins of these epidemics, the harm they have inflicted on humanity, and the history of humanity's struggle against them. The historical records are detailed, the writing is vivid, and the author casts a compassionate gaze toward the innocent victims during the epidemics and records the great deeds of scientists and medical workers who tirelessly fought against the epidemics, dedicating their lives to the cause.
Society is advancing, and medicine is progressing, but the struggle continues. How to change our mindset and truly achieve harmonious coexistence with Mother Nature is an issue that modern people must address. The author's viewpoint is to follow the laws of nature. What do you think?