By Miao Changhao, Li Shuting and Huang Haohao

WAU, South Sudan, March 30 -- The medical contingent assigned to the 16th Chinese Peacekeeping Force to the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) recently went to the Indian Signal Unit to hold pre-deployment training courses on war-wound treatment skills at the request of UNMISS Sector West . The training was aimed at enhancing the peacekeepers' capabilities in battlefield first aid and medical evacuation of the wounded.

The Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent holds training courses on war-wound treatment skills. (Photo by Ma Guodong)

The Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent holds training courses on war-wound treatment skills. (Photo by Ma Guodong)

The Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent holds training courses on war-wound treatment skills. (Photo by Ma Guodong)

The Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent poses for a group photo with the Indian Signal Unit. (Photo by Ma Guodong)