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Plague Fighter: The Autography of a Modern Chinese Physician Subclass_Mammals Through hopefulKnown as the Plague Fighter' and the man who beat the Black Death', Dr. Wu Lien Teh (18791960) laid the foundations of the modern medical service in China. The son of a Taishan migrant from China, he was born in Penang and attended the Penang Free School. Winning a Queen's scholarship, he became the first medical student of Chinese descent to be educated at Cambridge, where he graduated from Emmanuel College with string of prizes. Returning to Malaya,