Every photo tells a story; every moment touches hearts. Amid the rigor and professionalism of medical care, we often overlook the warm and touching moments. The hospital photography contest “Medical Passion Transmitted, Warm Moments Captured” aims to capture and present these precious scenes easily forgotten in busy life. Each work shows the deepest understanding and respect for life, recording the diligent dedication of medical staff, the strength and hope of patients, and sincere care between people. In the following display, we walk into these moments shining with humanity and feel the warmth from the heart.
Excellent Works Display
Love and Hope in the PICU
Daily life in the PICU is full of challenges and hope. Here, we witness the fragility and tenacity of life, countless miracles, and the power of universal love. These experiences make us cherish life more and understand gratitude and dedication more deeply. No matter how difficult it is, we firmly believe that with love, we can overcome all difficulties!(Photo: Cai Shiqi)
Warmth in Fire Dragon Jar Therapy
During TCM fire dragon jar therapy sessions, medical staff interacted warmly with community residents. A nurse performed fire dragon jar therapy for a woman, who smiled widely and praised the nurse repeatedly.(Photo: Cai Shiqi)
Painting Growth with Belly Art
Teachers at the Prenatal Education Center demonstrated labor skills, and midwives and pregnant women learned attentively. Belly painting is the first “portrait” of a baby. Mothers can feel the outline of the baby’s back, head and little arms.(Photo: Cai Shiqi)
Warm Moments in the Operating Room
The operating room is often seen as cold and tense. To ease fear, nurses play cartoons loved by children to attract attention. Nurses stay by their side, offering gentle words and encouraging smiles to bring safety and courage.(Photo: Liu Jiejie)
Extraordinary Rescue on Ordinary Duty
In the corridor on the first floor of the outpatient building, a woman suddenly felt unwell with pale face and profuse sweating. The triage nurse responded quickly and worked closely with colleagues to safely transfer her to the Emergency Department for treatment. Thanks to joint efforts, the woman was out of danger.(Photo: The 1st Party Branch)
Building a Warm Children’s Day
On International Children’s Day, doctors provided thorough physical examinations for children, listened to parents’ concerns, and offered personalized treatment and health guidance to ensure children’s health and make the festival warm and memorable.(Photo: The 1st Party Branch)
“Temporary Mom” in the Ward
On the eve of Nurses’ Day, a child was left alone in the ward. A nurse comforted the child with zoo stories. They became close friends with a clapping promise before parting, warming hearts.(Photo: The 3rd Party Branch)
Party Member Pioneer Warms Children’s Hearts
At the Asthma Specialist Clinic, a doctor provided personalized treatment with professional skills, patiently answered parents’ questions, and eased fear with warm words and smiles, showing medical benevolence and exemplary role of Party members.(Photo: The 3rd Party Branch)
“Fishing Game” Shows Hospital Humanities Care
During a patient satisfaction survey in Ward 2 of Pediatrics, staff used a “fishing game” to collect feedback from children and families. The fun activity taught arithmetic and strengthened bonds, showing humanistic care and innovation in nursing.(Photo: The 3rd Party Branch)
Thirty Years of Obstetric Care, Warmth at Every Moment
In the hospital corridor, a senior obstetric director walked gently with a pregnant woman in labor, chatting with warm smiles. Trust and care were fully shown, interpreting a harmonious doctor-patient relationship.(Photo: The 4th Party Branch)
Joyful Children’s Day in Pediatric Ward
On International Children’s Day, the department director and head nurse jointly presented carefully prepared gifts to young patients, making the festival special and meaningful.(Photo: The 5th Party Branch)
Healing Laughter in the Hospital Corridor
A 9‑month‑old baby with pneumonia cried uneasily upon admission and felt more discomfort during treatment. A doctor visited gently, amused the baby with a toy, and held the child in warm arms. Gradually, the baby smiled and became close to medical staff instead of fearing white coats.(Photo: The 5th Party Branch)
Guarding the Light of Life for Children with Congenital Heart Disease
The ECMO team is critical in cardiac surgery, with extracorporeal circulation supporting about 70% of congenital heart disease operations. Once started, life depends on the system, requiring extreme caution and focus. The cardiac surgery team upholds the belief of healthy growth for children; the ECMO team escorts with professionalism and exquisite skills, rooted in respect for life and dedication to medicine.(Photo: The 6th Party Branch)
Warm Emergency Surgery on New Year’s Eve
On New Year’s Eve, a mother came to the hospital alone with a crying toddler and was diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy needing emergency surgery. Obstetric on‑call staff prepared quickly while comforting the baby until it fell asleep peacefully, allowing the mother to receive treatment at ease.(Photo: The 6th Party Branch)
Responsibility and Commitment in Surgery
Facing an infant with a heart as small as a table tennis ball, pediatric surgeons faced every operation with exquisite skills, carefulness and rigor.(Photo: The 6th Party Branch)
Nurse Guides Parents to Care for Children’s Health
In the hospital NICU, nurses taught parents of infants with stomas the ARC care principles and stoma bag replacement skills. Personalized training plans were provided to build parents’ ability for smooth transition to home care.(Photo: The 7th Party Branch)
Professionalism and Care Across Thousands of Miles
A sonographer performed a third‑level scan for a pregnant woman from Africa and found a fetal hand remained clenched. After two days of unchanged observation, the doctor informed truthfully. The pregnant woman was grateful for professionalism and accepted the result. After delivery, she often visited with her baby, showing respectful and warm doctor‑patient bond.(Photo: The 8th Party Branch)
Embracing a New Life of Hearing
A five‑year‑old boy successfully received cochlear implantation. During ward rounds, a doctor gently held his hand, observed communication responses, and encouraged: “With consistent hearing and speech rehabilitation, you will communicate freely like other children.”(Photo: The 9th Party Branch)
The Story of a Braid
On Nurses’ Day, a little girl in the ward cried because her grandfather could not braid her hair. A nurse comforted her and promised to help. They chatted warmly while braiding; the little girl cheered up, shared stories from kindergarten, and even called the nurse “mom”, showing innocent trust.(Photo: The 9th Party Branch)
Warm Memory of Kindergarten Anti‑Caries Day
At the kindergarten, nurses used strawberry‑flavored fluoride foam to ease children’s tension, saying: “Taste it — it’s sweet like candy.” Brave children smiled during treatment. Nurses served each child gently with warm smiles, freezing a beautiful moment.(Photo: The 10th Party Branch)
Male Nurse’s Cartoon Comfort Skill
In a quiet corner of the operating room, a male nurse accompanied a 2‑year‑old child for hernia surgery, who felt nervous away from family. To calm emotions, the nurse played a favorite cartoon.(Photo: The 11th Party Branch)
Joining Hands to Light Up Life for a Newborn
In the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, a 7‑day‑old infant weighing only 970g was prepared for arterial duct ligation. Medical staff positioned the baby gently and carefully, ensuring a smooth operation while providing warmth and comfort, offering meticulous love even without parents present.(Photo: The 11th Party Branch)
Little Hands Fight Against Blisters
At the “5·25 National Skin Care Day” free clinic, a nervous child sought help for hand blisters. With patient explanation and encouragement from a dermatologist, the child bravely agreed to cooperate and thanked the doctor, showing courage.(Photo: The 12th Party Branch)
Ordinary Cleaner, Extraordinary Greatness
In a corner of the hospital, a cleaner squatted silently to clean the floor drain carefully, not missing any tiny trash. His presence has become a memorable and beautiful scene in the hospital culture.(Photo: Property Department)
Security Guard Holds Safety Umbrella in Rain
On rainy days, hospital security guards held large umbrellas to build a solid shelter for patients, selflessly guarding everyone in need. Their figures stood tall in the rain, earning sincere respect.(Photo: Security Section)
Note:As an important measure of Party-building culture at Shenzhen Bao'an Women's and Children's Hospital, this photography contest will continue long-term. All staff are welcome to submit works. We encourage capturing warm moments in daily work — whether considerate care for patients or supportive scenes between colleagues — as precious materials showing the unique charm of hospital culture. By discovering and sharing these stories, we jointly build a more harmonious, progressive, loving and positive culture, letting the spirit of Party building shine in every detail of medical service.