▲ 閱讀下文，回答第 16 − 20 題Whenever there is a war or natural disaster somewhere in the world, different societies ofthe International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement often show up to give aid. Themovement began in 1859 when a Swiss businessman named Henry Dunant witnessed the Battleof Solferino in Italy. During this fight, nearly 40,000 people were killed or injured. Dunant washorrified by what he saw. Instead of conducting the business he had planned, he took it uponhimself to aid wounded soldiers.After this experience, Dunant wrote a book entitled A Memory of Solferino. He sent copiesof this book to political and military leaders in Europe. He also started up a relief organizationfor wounded soldiers, and urged countries to sign treaties regarding the care of woundedsoldiers. Along with this, he wanted medics on the battlefield and field hospitals to beconsidered neutral.In order for opposing sides to identify medics during battles, the international sign of a redcross on a white background would be used. By 1863, the International Committee of the RedCross was formed, and medics first used the white and red armbands during a battle inDenmark. In 1868, the first Red Crescent was formed in Turkey, and medics used this symbol ina battle during the Ottoman-Russian War. Today, the Red Cross and the Red Crescent areknown worldwide.
16. Which of the following would be the best title for this article?
(A) Religious Symbols: The Red Cross and Red Crescent
(B) Historical Leaders of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
(C) The Origin of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
(D) The Red Cross and Red Crescent at the Battle of Solferino