The history of human civilization is one of fighting diseases and enduring disasters.

　　The key lesson the world has learned from fighting AIDS, Ebola, avian influenza, H1N1 and other pandemics is that humankind has a community with a shared future.

　　In March 2020, the concept of building a global community of health for all was first proposed in a message to French President Emmanuel Macron.

　　With this vision, China has proven itself a friend in need by sharing treatment knowledge, providing medical supplies, and promoting cooperation in vaccines to other countries and regions.

　　The year 2023 marks the 60th anniversary since China sent its first medical team abroad.

　　Over the past six decades, a total of 30,000 Chinese medical staff have treated 290 million local patients in 76 countries and regions across five continents, winning extensive recognition worldwide.

　　The government of Zambia presented the "Medal of Foreign Cooperation" to members of the 25th Chinese Military Medical Expert Team to Zambia on March 5, in appreciation for providing quality medical services to the locals and sending senior medical experts to Zambia over the years.

　　Keeping the faith of building a global community of health for all, Chinese medical aid teams are now working at 115 sites in 56 countries.