Those who study clinical medicine or forensic medicine, tell me about your life. . .

The life of a medical student is to read and study, which is very boring and tiring, and you are always ready to be unemployed after graduation. Medical students will almost never find a job after graduating from a bachelor's degree (unless they are in a township hospital or village health center). This is related to the excessive concentration of medical resources in major tertiary hospitals. The starting point for recruitment in these hospitals is a master's degree, and in some departments, the starting point is even a doctorate. Undergraduate students unless they have unusually strong connections.

If you have the above mental preparation, then studying medicine will be an interesting thing for you. Forensic employment is even more difficult than clinical employment.