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　 [m?n?t?u?ri?n]n.中国东北人；?满族人adj.中国东北的?[ple?g]n.瘟疫灾害折磨vt.使染瘟疫；?使痛苦，造成麻烦 Chinese in 10 March 1879 and the first medical student of Chinese descent to study at University of Cambridge. He was also the first Malaysian Chinese nominated to receive a Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1935. He was born in Penang, one of the three towns of the Straits Settlements. He was admitted to Emmanuel([i?m?nju?l]) College, Cambridge in 1896, after winning the Queen’s Scholarship held in Singapore. He had a successful career at university, and won virtually all the available prizes and scholarships. His undergraduate clinical years were spent at St Mary’s Hospital, London. Wu Liande had two wives in his life. The first one was Huang Shuqiong, who was endowed with both beauty and talent, but died of tuberculosis in 1937.?[tju:?b?:kju?l??s?s] The second one was Li Shuzhen ,who was healthy and gave birth to three daughters and two sons for Wu Liande His two wives had never met, but been maintaining the relationship of harmony and mutual respect. In the winter of 1910, Dr. Wu Lien-Teh was given instructions from the Foreign Office, Peking, to travel to Harbin to investigate an unknown disease which killed 99.9% of its victims. This turned out to be the beginning of the large pneumonic pandemic of Manchuria([m?n?t?u?ri?]n.满洲（我国东北的旧称）) and Mongolia([m??ɡ??l??]n.蒙古) which ultimately claimed 60,000 victims. Dr. Wu would be remembered for his role in asking for imperial([?m?p??ri?l] adj.帝国的，皇帝的；皇家的，庄严的；特级的；度量衡英制的) sanction([?s??k?n] n.制裁，处罚；批准，认可；约束力； 鼓励vt.批准；鼓励，容忍) to cremate([kr??me?t]vt.火葬，火化；烧成灰) plague victims, as cremation of these infected victims turned out to be the turning point of the epidemic([?ep??dem?k] n.流行病；迅速的传播、生长或发展；风尚等的流行adj.流行性的；极为盛行的). The suppression of this plague pandemic changed medical progress in China. This is burning scene at that time. To burn out the potential infectious sources In order to control the infection, patient-approached furniture, daily necessities([n?ses