Nelson Fu (simplified Chinese: 傅连璋; traditional Chinese: 傅連璋; pinyin: Fù Liánzhāng), 1894—1968, was an important figure in the Chinese Civil War and Revolution. He was one of the few if only western-trained doctor to have made the Long March and later, in Beijing, a Vice-Minister of Public Health, to be responsible for the health of the party elite.
In the 1920s and 1930s, Fu lived and worked in the then-prefectural seat of Changting (now Tingzhou town) in western Fujian. He was a senior doctor at its British Christian missionary Hospital of the Gospel.
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