Wang Kunji climbed snow-capped mountains, waded glaciers and traveled thousands of miles on the snowy plateau.

Wang Kunji said: "Cold and lack of oxygen cannot make comrades lack health."

In March 2008, the troops were ordered to go to the Diqing Plateau at an altitude of more than 3,200 meters to undertake the task of actual combat training. After attending the pre-war mobilization meeting, Wang Kunji wrote a sincere invitation letter to the party Committee of the hospital overnight, asking to follow the troops to perform tasks on the plateau.

Considering that Wang Kunji is a dual military family, the hospital assigned her to the left-behind personnel. Wang Kunji went directly to Dean Meng: "I am the technical backbone of the hospital, and I have rich experience in actual medical treatment. I am needed in the front line of the battlefield!" After repeated requests, the hospital party Committee finally agreed to send her to Tibetan areas to perform tasks.

When he first entered high school, Wang Kunji had obvious symptoms of altitude sickness such as dizziness, headache, insomnia, diarrhea, abdominal distension and loss of appetite. In less than a month, the whole person lost a circle.

The leader of the army said to her with concern: "Xiao Wang, if you really can't persist, you should first adapt to the development zone at a lower altitude for a while." Wang Kunji stubbornly said: "I am a military doctor. How can I help others if I can't even save myself? I can do it! "

While taking anti-altitude sickness drugs, she gradually strengthened adaptive exercise, adapted to the altitude environment in a short time, and explored a set of "indigenous methods" to overcome and prevent altitude sickness, which was popularized among officers and men in organs and directly affiliated teams and received good results. It is called "the secret recipe of the king" by comrades.

There are eight or nine months in winter in the plateau. In the days of ice and snow, Wang Kunji led the medical team over the snow-capped mountains at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters, waded through glaciers and trudged thousands of kilometers to various training camps for inspection. In Gezha Township, where the conditions were difficult, Wang Kunji received several frostbitten soldiers. Like a big sister, she cleans the wounds and applies ointment for each soldier, patiently explaining the common sense of antifreeze healing. When he left, soldier Xiao Huang gave Wang Kunji a big bottle, which contained more than 2,000 lucky stars that he and his comrades used in their spare time. Xiao Huang sincerely thanks her sister, a military doctor. On the way back to the command post, Wang Kunji said emotionally to his colleagues: "The officers and men are performing their tasks in a difficult environment. Although they are cold and lack oxygen, we must not let our comrades lack health. " Thanks to the efforts of her and her colleagues, the frostbite rate of officers and men trained in the plateau has dropped to 4‰.