Jingxian Wang

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In Deep Memory of
MS. WANG JINGXIAN

The beloved Ms. Wang Jingxian passed away peacefully at a hospital in Winnipeg, Canada, on the evening of September 14, 2026, aged 93. She was surrounded by family and departed in peace. Her remains were cremated on September 15, 2026, and will be buried in her hometown as her final wish.

Life Profile

Born on December 22, 1932, in a traditional Chinese medicine family in Wujin, Changzhou, Jiangsu, Ms. Wang was diligent, gentle and upright from childhood. She lived a kind, sincere and noble life.

Education

- Panzhu Primary School & Changzhou No.1 Junior High School

- Mar. 1951 – Aug. 1953: Clinical Medicine, Suzhou Medical School

- Sep. 1953 – Aug. 1954: Advanced Study in Anatomy, China Medical University (Shenyang)

Career

For over forty years, Ms. Wang devoted herself to medical education and clinical practice:

- 1954–1962: Lecturer of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, Wuxi

- 1962–1969: Obstetrician & Gynecologist, Wuxi Maternity and Child Health Hospital

- 1969–1974: Obstetrician & Gynecologist, Shiyan Commune Hospital, Dongtai

- 1974–1987: Lecturer of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Wuxi Health School

She retired honorably in December 1987. Rigorous in teaching and benevolent in medical practice, she was deeply respected by students and patients.

Character & Life

Gentle, disciplined and responsible, Ms. Wang loved reading, music, singing and traveling. She remained elegant, positive and passionate towards life in all seasons.

Family

She shared seventy years of loving companionship with her husband and built a harmonious and virtuous family. She has two sons with a filial and peaceful family of grandchildren.

Later Years in Canada

Ms. Wang settled in Winnipeg, Canada, in March 2016. In her later life, she maintained an elegant and fulfilling lifestyle, attending concerts, ballet performances, museums and community events.

On her 90th birthday, she received official congratulatory letters from the Governor General, the Prime Minister of Canada and the Premier of Manitoba, earning high social recognition and respect.

Remembrance

With a benevolent heart, she healed the wounded and educated generations with original devotion.

Gentle, virtuous and life-loving, she lived an ordinary yet extraordinary life of ninety-three years.

Though she has passed away, her grace and virtue endure forever.

May her soul rest in peace in her hometown.

Family Notice

In accordance with Ms. Wang’s will, the funeral will be simple, with no additional memorial service.

We sincerely appreciate the long-term care and blessings from all relatives, friends and colleagues.

With profound grief

The Family

September 2026

深切缅怀 · 王静娴女士

敬爱的王静娴女士，于2026年9月14日傍晚，在加拿大温尼伯医院安详离世，享年93岁。辞世之时家人随侍在侧，安然无憾。遗体已于2026年9月15日火化，后续将叶落归根、归葬故土。

生平简介

王静娴女士，1932年12月22日生于江苏常州武进中医世家。自幼温良端庄、勤勉好学，一生正直热忱、宽厚待人，品性高洁。

求学经历

先后就读于潘墅小学、常州第一初级中学。

- 1951.03–1953.08 苏州医士学校临床医学

- 1953.09–1954.08 中国医科大学（沈阳）解剖学专修

工作履历

女士毕生深耕杏林、教书育人四十余载，德艺双馨：

- 1954–1962 无锡任教，主讲解剖学、组织学、胚胎学

- 1962–1969 无锡妇幼保健院妇产科医师

- 1969–1974 江苏东台时堰公社医院妇产科医师

- 1974–1987 无锡卫生学校妇产科讲师

1987年12月光荣退休。她治学严谨、行医仁厚，潜心育人、救死扶伤，深受学生敬重、患者爱戴。

品性与生活

女士一生温和自律、处事踏实、责任心强。平素雅好读书、音乐、歌唱与旅行，终身热爱生活、优雅从容、心态豁达。

家庭家风

与老伴恩爱相守七十载，相濡以沫、家风清正。育有二子，儿孙孝顺、家庭和睦、阖家安宁。

晚年旅居

2016年3月移居加拿大温尼伯安享晚年。晚年生活雅致充实，常观音乐会、芭蕾演出，游历文博、参与社区活动，始终热爱生活、优雅有度。

九十寿辰之际，获加拿大总督、联邦总理、曼省省长官方贺信，广受当地社会敬重。

追思寄语

九十余载人生路，仁心济世、立德树人、初心不改。

她温良自持、崇德爱家、热爱生活，一生平凡质朴，却温润璀璨、光耀后人。

音容宛在，风范长存；德泽留芳，思念永存。

愿慈母魂归故里，安息无忧。

家属敬告

遵逝者遗愿，丧事从简，不另行举办告别仪式。

谨向所有亲友、同仁多年的关怀与惦念致以诚挚谢意。

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2026年9月

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王燎（WANG LIAO）

October 7, 2026 at 3:22 AM

母亲年少聪慧，升学考试曾取得全省第一，人称“女状元”。为尽早就业、资助两位妹妹求学，她主动放弃读高中的机会，选择入读医士学校。两位妹妹勤学成材，学业出众，由常州中学保送入清华大学、苏州医学院。

母亲毕业后，先在无锡医专（无锡卫校前身）任教，之后进入无锡市妇幼保健院担任妇产科医师，拥有麻醉处方权。她工作勤勉，院方本有意重点培养。适逢文革，父亲遭受政治冲击，全家受牵连，于1969年下放到苏北东台县时堰公社，她在当地卫生院继续从事妇产科临床工作。无论身在何处，她都凭借精湛医术，秉持认真负责、任劳任怨的初心，救治了无数病患，深受当地群众敬重。

1975年，全家返回无锡。她没有回到原先的医院，而是选择到无锡卫校执教，投身医学教育，为国家培养大批紧缺护理人才。她的许多学生日后成长为医疗卫生战线的骨干，其中一位先后担任无锡市卫生局副局长、无锡市医院协会会长。母亲退休后，获评副主任医师职称。

因她的一位表弟1949年参军赴台，受此历史牵连，她终生未能如愿加入中国共产党，这件事给她带来巨大的精神遗打击。她将全部心力投入学习与工作，极少顾及自家琐事，一生简朴、省吃俭用，默默为社会与家庭奉献，她的品格，值得我们永远怀念。

My mother was bright from childhood and scored first place provincially in the entrance examination, earning the nickname “female top scholar”. To start working sooner and fund her two younger sisters’ education, she gave up high school and attended a medical assistant school instead. Both sisters excelled academically and were recommended by Changzhou High School for admission to Tsinghua University and Suzhou Medical College respectively.

After graduation, she first taught at Wuxi Medical College (the predecessor of Wuxi Health School). Later she worked as an obstetrician‑gynaecologist at Wuxi Maternal and Child Health Hospital, where she was authorized to prescribe anaesthetics. Owing to her diligent performance, hospital leaders planned to provide her with further professional development opportunities. However, the Cultural Revolution began. Her husband suffered political persecution, and the whole family was implicated. In 1969, they were sent down to Shiyan Commune (now Shiyan Town), Dongtai County in northern Jiangsu. There she continued practising as an obstetrician‑gynaecologist at the local hospital. Wherever she worked, with superb medical skills and a conscientious, hard‑working attitude, she treated and saved countless patients and earned high praise from the public.

The family returned to Wuxi in 1975. Rather than resuming her post at the original hospital, she chose to teach at Wuxi Health School. She trained large numbers of urgently needed nursing professionals for the country. Many of her students later became key members of the medical community; one of them went on to serve successively as Deputy Director of the Wuxi Municipal Health Bureau and President of the Wuxi Hospital Association. She was awarded the professional title of Associate Chief Physician after retirement.

Due to the historical circumstance that one of her cousins joined the army and went to Taiwan in 1949, she was never able to join the Communist Party of China. This was a severe emotional blow to her. She devoted nearly all her energy to study and work and had little time for family matters. She lived frugally all her life, quietly dedicating herself to society and her family. She will always be remembered by us.