Dar es Salaam Port in Tanzania is also known as the "Port of Peace". The Chinese Navy's "Peace Ark" hospital ship, which is carrying out the "Harmony Mission-2024" mission, is currently anchored in this beautiful and peaceful port. Since arriving at Dar es Salaam Port on July 16th, the "Peace Ark" hospital ship has become the focus of attention. Batch after batch of Chinese military doctors from this' big white boat 'go to hospitals, communities, and schools to deliver professional skills, medical supplies, and medical knowledge to the places where they are most needed locally. In the operating room of Muxibili National Hospital, a surgery that the hospital has never performed before is proceeding in an orderly manner. The surgical patient's name is Hasla. This local woman suffers from severe cervical disc herniation, and her condition rapidly deteriorated over a week ago due to a severe impact on her neck. At a critical moment, the 'Peace Ark' brought her hope. Believe me, you will get better soon After a detailed diagnosis, Yang Jun, an orthopedic expert at the hospital, proposed a plan for performing anterior cervical surgery. Due to the proximity of the surgical site to the neck artery, trachea, and esophagus, the difficulty of this surgery is extremely high. Yang Jun has many years of experience in swordsmanship. With the tacit cooperation of medical staff, the surgery was a complete success. It is understood that the surgical incision on the patient's neck is only 3 centimeters. At the staircase classroom of the local Military Medical Science Academy, Miao Xuerong, an emergency expert from the hospital ship, is offering first aid courses to local students. In order to combine cutting-edge and practical skills, Miao Xuerong had students gather around and teach hands-on professional knowledge such as teamwork and emergency operations. I hope that the 'Peace Ark' and Chinese military doctors can come to Tanzania frequently in the future A student named Agnes listens attentively in class and actively asks questions after class. She said her dream is to become an excellent nurse. "Teacher Miao's teaching has been very beneficial and has brought me closer to my dream. The 'Port of Peace' has left the footprints of Chinese military doctors protecting lives and pursuing peace. In the past week since arriving in Tanzania, the most frequently heard phrase by reporters is' When will you be able to come back? 'This is a heartfelt expectation and the greatest affirmation of Chinese military doctors. (New Society)