How do you evaluate Lu Chenxi’s behavior in "Surgery"? In addition to medical ethics, do doctors also need to have a service spirit?

Personally, I think medical ethics and service spirit are equivalent and the same concept. Medical ethics is the service spirit. Lu Chenxi's behavior was motivated by a doctor's accusation against a patient who was making trouble unreasonably.

Speaking of service spirit, let’s talk about the service industry. There is a saying in the service industry that customers are God, but can every customer become God? Does every customer serve as a god?

Obviously not. A customer who regards himself as God rather than as a quality person, what qualifications do he have to ask others to serve him? Just because he spent money? Don't hold others to the standards of a holy lady, but hold yourself to the standards of a gangster.

The patients in Lu Chenxi, from a non-professional perspective, doubt the doctor's judgment and expertise. The patient felt that Lu Chenxi's order for her to go to a mental hospital was an insult to him. So has he thought about it? He questioned Lu Chenxi's judgment and slandered the hospital doctors as not being able to diagnose. When the two doctors diagnosed minor illnesses, he made it clear that he would not treat them. Does he respect doctors and hospitals? There must be equal respect between people. He didn't do it, so why couldn't Lu Chenxi lose his temper?

So I think Lu Chenxi’s behavior of swearing is a bit out of line. But it is not excessive for this specific patient, and it has nothing to do with medical ethics and service spirit. Aren’t the patients at the back of the queue also waiting for Lu Chenxi’s diagnosis and treatment? The patients are not blind. If they really thought there was something wrong with the doctor, they would have run away long ago and all the patients inside were still being diagnosed by Lu Chenxi. This shows that the doctor's problem is not serious, but the patient is causing trouble.