Chapter 69: Special medicine is born, wounded soldiers can be healed quickly

Within the headquarters of the "Anti-Stone Alliance" in Paris, the monarchs of various countries were uneasy. The Chinese army might attack at any time. The consequences of this could not be imagined.

"We still have more than 10 million soldiers in Xizhou. We can't resist it for a while. Don't panic! We have already communicated with Canada. If there are special circumstances, we will go to Canada collectively and make a comeback in the future!"

The national army of the United States tried to suppress everyone's panic.

"There are soldiers of all colors among the Chinese soldiers. It's really hard to figure out! And the armored vehicles they used this time are simply bugs, so hardcore!"

The king of Gaul kept complaining.

"Both China and we are facing a big problem. After these few battles, there are too many wounded soldiers,"

The king of the bullfighting country should analyze the situation.

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Everyone has their own analysis, and most people here are ready to flee Xizhou.

Shi Dakai is currently not prepared to capture Xizhou quickly, because after several battles in the west of Central Continent, the number of wounded soldiers has reached more than one million. The biggest problem now is to heal the wounded soldiers.

Months before the war began, Shi Dakai had launched a nationwide mobilization to mobilize scientists to create drugs that could kill bacteria.

At this meeting, Shi Da also regretted that he had not studied biology and chemistry well at that time. He did not know how antibiotics were synthesized. He only knew that early antibiotics were refined from pigments, so he advocated that all scientists start with pigments to find special drugs to kill bacteria.

A large number of scientists in China have begun to invest huge efforts to solve the medical problems that have been plaguing mankind.

In a quiet and experimental research room, a scientist named Wang Yi is conducting an important experiment.

The laboratory was filled with a strong smell of chemicals, and test tubes, beakers and instruments were neatly arranged. Wang Yi was a gifted biochemist whose research on bacterial infections sparked his intense interest in finding cures.

Wang Yi spends his daily life dealing with various chemical reagents, test tubes, and beakers. He is immersed in the darkness of the laboratory, pursuing unknown answers.

Countless failures and repeated trials did not make him tired, but inspired him with greater enthusiasm and determination. Because he knows that every failure is a step towards success.

By chance, he discovered a bright area on a bacterial culture medium in an experimental plate. Curiosity drove him to continue observing and found that the bacteria had almost completely disappeared around this area.

He carefully inspected the experimental plate and carefully observed the changes. Through a series of experiments and observations, he determined that the bacteria-killing substance in this area was an azo dye.

After countless days and nights of hard work, Wang Yi finally got an exciting result from his experiment one morning.

He carefully observed the reaction in the test tube, filled with anticipation. His heart beat faster when he saw the solution in the test tube taking on an unprecedented color. Is this the answer he's been looking for?

Then he began the crucial step of testing his new discovery. He injected the solution into a white mouse infected with a certain bacteria. After a few hours, the health of the white mouse improved significantly, and its sluggish body gradually regained its vitality.

Wang Yi looked at all this, and his heart was filled with excitement and pride.

This compound was later named "sulfonamide" and became a breakthrough antibiotic. Wang Ming's discovery brought revolutionary progress to human medicine, and it effectively treated many originally fatal infectious diseases.

This momentous discovery had a profound impact on the medical community and global health, saving millions of lives.

The production process of sulfonamide has become a secret among secrets, and China has been secretly producing sulfonamide in order to save the lives of more wounded soldiers in the subsequent world-class war.

Without antibiotics, the probability of death from infection after a soldier is injured is very high, and the fatality rate after infection is also very high.

After the Great War in Western Central Continent, sulfonamides came in handy. Chinese frigates transported tens of thousands of sulfonamides to the front line. Millions of wounded soldiers were treated with this new type of special medicine. The mortality rate was significantly reduced, and their recovery was improved. The speed is also much faster.

In less than a month, except for the injured and disabled soldiers who were sent back to the east of Central Continent for treatment, the other wounded soldiers had almost recovered.

Blue Star In July 1871, China gathered 15 million soldiers in western Central Continent to prepare for the next round of large-scale war against various countries in Western Continent.

The scouts in Xizhou were also shocked. Within two months, the Chinese army began to take over the border again. China's wounded soldiers recovered unexpectedly in a short period of time, with a very low mortality rate. Looking at our own side, a large number of wounded soldiers died after being infected.

After the news spread back to Xizhou, the monarchs of various countries could not sit still.