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"Unscathed Land and Rivers: Archives of Epidemics Impacting China" begins with major public health and epidemic prevention events such as hepatitis A, schistosomiasis, plague, influenza, and SARS. It uses historical examples to address current questions. Through expert analysis, heartfelt narratives from those who experienced these events, and a combination of first-hand historical materials from both domestic and international sources, it chronicles a century of China's epidemic prevention history. From "quarantine" to the "National Patriotic Health Campaign," from the establishment of the "comprehensive health" system to the development and promotion of vaccines, to the establishment of temporary hospitals, each major epidemic response has been a self-reflection and evolution of China's public health system, as well as a testament to the selfless and fearless dedication of generations of epidemic prevention and medical workers. Looking back on the arduous journey, we remember and are unafraid, ensuring the safety of our land and rivers, and together we await the return of spring.