一抗战爆发后,中国士兵在前线浴血奋战,伤者颇多,但国民党军中医疗力量极为落后,主要依赖中国红十字会在平津、上海等前线进行救护工作。南京沦陷之后,中国红十字会随南京国民政府西迁,将主要医护人员与工作人员迁往武汉,并继续从事战地救护工作。西迁武汉后,为适应战局变化,中国红十字会决定调整策略,放弃以往在大城市设置医院救护伤兵的做法,改为成立医疗队,组织精干医护人 After the outbreak of an anti-Japanese war, Chinese soldiers fought bloody battles on the front line and caused a lot of casualties. However, the Kuomintang’s military strength in military affairs was extremely backward, mainly relying on assistance from the Red Cross Society of China in the frontiers of Binjin and Shanghai. After the fall of Nanjing, the Chinese Red Cross moved westward with the Nanjing National Government and relocated the major health care workers and staff to Wuhan and continued to work in ambulances in the field. After the westward move to Wuhan, in order to adapt to changes in the war situation, the Chinese Red Cross decided to adjust its strategy and abandon the practice of setting up hospital ambulances and wounded soldiers in major cities in the past and instead set up medical teams and organized medical personnel