The doctor played the piano for the boy during the operation. How do you evaluate the profession of a doctor?

Speaking of the profession of doctor, I would like to sum it up in three words. I think it is sacred, difficult and persevering. Health depends on it, and life depends on it. At the beginning, when I was a freshman and not in the medical hall, I would make this oath: health is the key, and life is the same. When I enter the sacred medical school, I solemnly swear: I am willing to devote myself to medicine, love the motherland, be loyal to the people, abide by medical ethics, respect teachers and discipline, study hard, work tirelessly, strive for excellence, and develop in an all-round way. I am determined to do my best to eliminate human suffering, help improve health, safeguard the sanctity and honor of medical skills, save lives and heal the wounded, work tirelessly and persistently, and strive for the development of the motherland's medical and health care industry and the physical and mental health of mankind throughout my life. Every doctor is a sacred being. They snatch people from the hands of death and race against time in the face of life. Take the doctors of the new coronavirus pneumonia for example. Their existence is like a shot in the arm for the people across the country. They are selfless, leaving their hometowns and standing at the forefront of the fight against the epidemic. I think they are sacred.

They are also having a hard time. There is a joke circulating on the Internet, "Persuading people to study medicine will cause lightning strikes". Yes, medical students have a very hard time. They have to memorize more things than people in other majors. Many times more. Other majors have key points, but their exams never have key points. The teacher will say, if you don’t memorize it, will someone mark the key points for you when you save people? So the whole book is focused on that. Various professional examinations and graduation thesis are all based on real materials and cannot be mixed with any fake materials.

They are perseverant. Studying medicine really means living and learning until you are old. Because the disease regulations change every year, everyone cannot describe the patient's condition according to what is said in the book at a glance. They need to continue to learn, learn from the experience of their predecessors, and combine it with their own clinical experience. Make yourself progress and overcome more problems in the medical field. They are great, saving lives and healing the wounded, and trusting each other with their lives. I hope everyone can empathize with them and respect them.