A brief introduction to nightingale's 300 words.

British nurse, one of the founders of modern nursing and nurse education in Europe and America.

Born in Florence, Italy, she has been interested in nursing since she was a child.

At that time, nursing was the lowest occupation in society, but she devoted herself to the industry she loved without hesitation.

During the Crimean War, she was called "a nurse with a lamp".

After the war, she returned to London, England, and the public awarded her meritorious service. She founded the Nightingale Foundation.

1907, the British government awarded nightingale the highest medal of honor, which was the first time that the medal was awarded to a woman.

Three years later, Nightingale died. The International Association of Nurses and the International Red Cross designated her birthday as the International Nurses' Day and named her the Nightingale Award, the highest award for nurses.

Nightingale's masterpiece is nursing work record.