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Table of Contents Book One: The Gao Family and My Life Before and Up to Retirement Chapter One: My Childhood and Youth (From My Earliest Memories to 1960) Born Into a Distinguished Family What I Know About My Gao Family Ancestors My Father's Generation and Their Children Gao New Village What I Remember About Gao New Village My Recollection of the Layout of Some Classic Buildings in Gao New Village Escaping the Bonds of the Traditional China My Childhood The War and Moving the Family to Kaifeng My Student Years High School College Years at Evacuation Locations During the War Against Japan Medical School at National Henan University Becoming a Gynecologist Joys Among the Hard Work of Gynecology Working While Having My Own Children I am a Good Doctor, Not a Good Mother Chapter Two: Living Through the Three Disasters (1960 - 1974) My Profession Gives Me a Temporary Reprieve from Disaster Participation in Medical Teams Sent Down to the Countryside Life with a Village Medical Team Escaping with My Life From Disaster Hardships Coming up Against the Storm of the Cultural Revolution What I Swore After My Unsuccessful Suicide Attempt Hardships in a “Cattle Stall” Mother and Child Spend Time in Jail My Son Spent Three Years in False Imprisonment Because of Our Family Tie My Thirteen Months in a Labor Camp The Verdict Against My Son and Its Rectification My Unusual Condemnation to Reform Through Labor and its Rectification Chapter Three: Returning to Work (1974 - 1995) Springing Back After Repression, Returning to My Specialty Transfer to Gynecological Work at the First Hospital of the Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Unable to Use my Skills Due to the Conditions at that Hospital Beginning to Work on Specific Disorders Still Looking for Difficult Tasks Searching for Difficult Cases in all the City Hospitals Feeling the Powerlessness and Frustrations of "Just Following Orders" Treating Tumors with Chemotherapy Continuing Medical Education To Better Treat Difficult Cases Experiences at Beijing Union Medical College Hospital The First Hospital of the Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Becomes a Center for Treating Choriocarcinoma and 恶萄 Awarded the Henan Province S&T Award, Second Class At the Age of Retirement I Can't Keep Up with the Demands of My Work After Retirement, I Refuse Re-Employment by the Hospital Educating Society About Women's Health Becoming More Aware of Promiscuity and the Rapid Increase in Sexually Transmitted Diseases Book Two: After Retirement, I Am Caught Up in the HIV/AIDS Storm Chapter Four From Fighting Counterfeit Medicines to Focusing on HIV/AIDS (1996 - 2000) Surveys of Roving Medical Care Providers, Phony Physicians, Fake Drugs, and Other Social Ills Fighting fake “sexually transmitted disease roving medicine” Discovering Many Cases of Fake Physicians and Fake Drugs Winning the Support of the Henan Provincial Leadership at the Time Henan Provincial Leadership Supported My Fight Against Fake Physicians and Fake Drugs Revenge I Suffered as a Result My First Step Towards Involvement with HIV/AIDS A Surprising Diagnosis Why His Family Was Going to Be Wiped Out Getting a Better Understanding of the Causes of HIV/AIDS Learning that AIDS Was Appearing Mostly in the Countryside Difficulties of Anti HIV/AIDS Education Work Chapter 5 “The Blood Disaster” (2000 - 2004) The Harm the “Blood Disaster” Caused All Caused by the “Blood Plasma Economy” The Will to Live of People Living with AIDS Eyewitness to the AIDS Disaster How Many People Living with AIDS Found No Alternative but Suicide The Helplessness of Families Living with AIDS The Sad Fate of AIDS Orphans The Three Main Problems of AIDS Orphans These Three Four Year Olds Are Worse Off than Orphans How AIDS Orphans Are Treated How I Came to Concentrate on AIDS Orphans Tu Cong Came Tu Cong Said: Emergency Action on AIDS is Like Fighting a Fire Gao Yanning Came Chapter Six Feeling More Acutely the Difficulties of AIDS Prevention Work (2004 - 2008) A Special Nightmare She Came on International Women's Day, March 8, 2005 Why are there So Many AIDS cases from Blood Transfusions? Even Today, there are Still Many Phony Physicians AIDS Court Cases People Living with AIDS Have Nowhere to Bring a Law Suit Fierce Crackdown on AIDS Petitioners to Higher Levels of Government A Black Cloud Hanging Over the City (Part I) How the “Voice of Life” Became a Disaster Augur of Misfortune “The Plot is Revealed” A Black Cloud Hanging Over the City (Part II) Traditional Methods of Control: “Implicating Nine Generations of a Family” Many “Persuaders” Darken My Door Aftermath I Come on Behalf of the Poorest of China's Poor I Sneaked Out My Speech in America and Participation in “Vital Voices” Event The Excitement Back Stage Hillary Clinton's Friendly Curiosity Am I a Hero? (instead of a conclusion) My Unforgettable Trip to the Philippines Why Did I Make a Quiet Trip to the Philippines? A Special Interview With a Writer Bibliography, Awards and Will Supplementary Materials Footprints of a Climber A Roving Physician's Lonely Fight (Beijing Youth Daily article) © Copyright 2009 by Boxun News Top of Page |
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