Do you know why some people want to be doctors?

Some people may become doctors because they like it, for example, they think doctors can save lives, or they want to help more people because they were sick when they were young, or some relatives in their families died of serious illness. In short, they may want to take up such a job when they grow up because they are more or less attached to the profession of doctors.

Some people may have been practicing medicine from generation to generation in their families, or they don't like being a doctor very much, but their families really want to be a doctor, so they don't refuse to do it too much. Of course, it doesn't rule out that some people think that the profession of doctor belongs to the more popular industry as they get older, and the salary is relatively stable and the income is very good.

In short, when a person is a doctor, or in a larger direction, the career he wants to engage in is easily influenced by many reasons, such as personality preference, career choice, development prospects, and even family factors. Moreover, there is no such thing as good or bad or noble career, although the income gap is very large. It is not necessarily wise to choose a career just by looking at money. It is best to give full play to yourself as much as possible.