The 8-year-old boy sent handwritten couplets to pediatric medical care: Auntie worked hard.

As the Spring Festival approaches, pediatric medical staff in central hospital of wuhan received a special New Year gift-a pair of couplets, the first part is all the best, the second part is a family photo of Jackie Zhang, and the second part is doctor-patient harmony. This pair of couplets, neat and meaningful, was actually written by an 8-year-old patient, who sent a Spring Festival greeting to the hard-working pediatric medical staff in advance. Although it's a cold winter, it's warm here.

Xiao Xuan, a sophomore, is 8 years old, but she is an "old patient" in central hospital of wuhan Pediatrics. When he was 3 years old, he was diagnosed with asthma. He usually coughs when it is cold, and he has to report to the hospital once a month in previous years.

Xiao Xuan's grandfather said that in recent years, when children feel unwell, they will go to central hospital of wuhan for medical treatment as soon as possible, because children have formed an indissoluble bond with medical staff. At first, I had an opinion about a doctor because I didn't understand him, but after the misunderstanding was solved, we became friends. At that time, Xiao Xuan suddenly fell ill on the eve of the final exam. At that time, he was anxious to get better quickly, and wanted the doctor to prescribe more injections for a few days at a time, but the attending doctor at that time did not give it. When aware of his emotions, the doctor repeatedly patiently explained, "The patient's condition is different every day, and medicine should be prescribed according to the actual situation every day. Maybe the symptoms will be mild tomorrow, and some medicines will not be needed. " A few days later, Xiao Xuan's condition improved rapidly. Later, he realized that doctors are really responsible for patients from the perspective of patients.

Children with asthma at home are taken good care of by the whole family. Xiao Xuan's grandfather and five pediatric medical staff exchanged WeChat and often asked questions on it. When the weather gets cold, you will also receive a reminder from the medical staff. The longer I have contact with the medical staff here, the more I can appreciate the hard work and difficulty of pediatricians and nurses.

In the past few days, the temperature in Wuhan has plummeted, and the number of small patients with colds and fever has soared. A few days ago, Xiao Xuan, accompanied by his grandfather, went to central hospital of wuhan for an injection and atomization because of a cough. The children in the waiting area are crying and coughing, and the medical staff are busy but not chaotic. Jiang Hong, director of pediatrics, was almost speechless when she asked for a consultation because of a bad cold, but she tried not to drink water, fearing that going to the toilet would delay seeing the children, and she was too busy to even eat at noon.

Looking back on the caring care of children by medical staff over the years, they will put a cartoon hot water bottle on their hands during infusion in winter. When the food gets cold, they will take the initiative to put it in the microwave oven to heat it up. Every time I get an injection, the nurse will gently comfort and encourage me ... although it is a small matter, it is full of emotion. Xiao Xuan's grandfather never knew how to thank the medical staff. As the Spring Festival is coming, he decided to ask his grandson who can write calligraphy to write a couplet for medical staff.

Yesterday afternoon, Xiao Xuan sent this warm-hearted gift to Wang Xi, the head nurse of the pediatric clinic, and the doctor, and said, "Aunt, you have worked hard", which surprised and delighted everyone.

Pediatric medical staff said that it was the first time they received a banner and a letter of commendation from their parents. I have been busy at work during this time, but I feel particularly gratified to receive such a warm-hearted gift. This couplet not only carries blessings, but also shows the harmony between doctors and patients.