在每座知名老建筑的背后,都站着一个或多个值得后世记忆的老人物。那里是他们生活和工作的地方,也是他们济世救人的通道和平台。有形的肉体和建筑一样,是易逝的;但无形的人物和建筑的精神,是不朽的。随着时间的推移,有些注定不该忘却的记忆,一边在遗忘,一边在重拾。本期特刊发由著名医学专家彭运煊之子彭三才首次独家提供的其父在宽仁医院(现为重医附二院)的生前经历。 Behind each well-known old building stands one or more elderly people who are worth remembering. It is where they live and work. It is also the channel and platform for them to save lives. The physical body is as dead as it is a building; but the invisible characters and the spirit of architecture are immortal. As time goes by, memories that are not destined to be forgotten are being regained while being forgotten. This special issue was issued by the famous medical expert Peng Sanyu’s son, Peng Sancai, for the first time in his lifetime at the Kuan Yan Hospital (now the Second Affiliated Hospital).