Great People of the World Series - Florence Nightingale

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Features: This book is a biographical read, chronicling the life of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. In her youth, she resolutely gave up marriage and a luxurious life, breaking through the of family and traditional forces to pursue nursing knowledge. During the war, she led an ambulance team to the front lines, bravely fighting against natural disasters, human misfortunes, and diseases, saving the lives of thousands of injured soldiers and earning high prestige. After the war, she promoted reforms in the military medical system and poorhouses, founded nursing schools, and tirelessly worked to improve healthcare conditions, contributing to the establishment of the International Red Cross. In her nursing work, she advocated scientific management and humanitarianism, establishing the rightful place of nursing within the medical system, and was hailed as the "mother of modern nursing."