I like Zhong, the director of cardiac surgery in the play very much. He was completely honest, forbearing, restrained, noble and tolerant, and kept the Hippocratic oath with his words and deeds. The play really created such a perfect image of a doctor in terms of professional ethics and technical accomplishment. In reality, a good doctor like Zhong is really rare, at least I have never seen or heard of it. Even if there is, in this country, reality, society and hospitals are not suitable for his present existence. After he returned to the hospital in China, he was bound to be used by some people, jealous and excluded by some people, and even assassinated by bad forces. ...
Zhong treats all patients equally, whether they are dignitaries or poor. For example, he ignored the mother of Dean Jin who came to see a doctor, but still maintained the dignity that a doctor should have. He said he didn't want to build a relationship beyond doctors and patients. In the secular world, this kind of behavior will give people a silly feeling. Everyone knows that they will not get close to the top, and those who work hard will not have good results. In reality, if there is a "long" word in the hospital, let alone the middle and senior leaders change their usual arrogance and show the common ugliness of servility, servility and flattery, I am afraid that ordinary doctors and nurses will not be able to turn around and even have no chance to "laugh"!
The academic corruption in the medical field reflected in the play is actually a true portrayal of some academic fraud in society. In today's reality, if you want to be promoted and have achievements, you must have papers, even if you copy from the east and pick from the west, and make up articles that you don't even know. The first thing to introduce the achievements of experts and famous doctors is to publish xx papers in xx-level magazines. In the play, Zhong only performs difficult surgery, but does not make a summary and publish a paper to write a book, okay? The result is self-evident.
At the same time, the hospital is really not a pure land. The hospital, a place where intellectuals gather, is full of hidden struggles for power and profit, intrigue and infighting, and people who are extremely jealous, rich and famous, insatiable and unscrupulous abound. In reality, Rainbow Dong, a jealous, vain, humble and greedy person in the play, is everywhere in the hospital, and even people who are more insidious than Dong Wang are not lacking. It's just that reality is different from TV series. People like "Dong Wang" will hide their bad nature deeply and show their false positive image incisively and vividly, so this kind of personality will get along like a duck to water in the hospital. As long as nothing happens, there will be no such fate as Wang Dong.
Seeing with one's own eyes that people like "Wang Dong" rely on certain background or means to enter middle and high-level leadership positions can be said to be a mean person's success, so he used his power to crowd out and stifle ordinary doctors who work hard, do not pull relationships and do not engage in bribery, and promoted himself to a senior title higher than them by his own efforts, and came to our hospital for no reason to implement high employment and low use, and vice versa. These pragmatic doctors employed by higher vocational colleges can only sigh to heaven: unfair! Now this society is too dark! But how can you twist your arm on your thigh? In desperation, we still stand in the perspective of "Dong Wang" and put ourselves in the other's shoes: we are middle and senior leaders, and I haven't been promoted to a senior title. You, my subordinate general practitioner, can I make you taller than me? Did you get the title I haven't got yet? I'm in charge. Don't I have to expire? Higher vocational colleges hire you low, you wait! Today, our leaders are all like this, and then someone brazenly explained: our leaders are all broad-minded ...
In this country, in this realistic society, it is too difficult to be a good doctor like Zhong. Zhong can't exist in such a sinister reality, even if he exists, it is not suitable for him to survive. In the TV series, Zhong struggled to practice medicine in China for a year and flew to the United States without saying goodbye. I thought he would never go back to China, but it turned out unexpectedly. He came back after all. I think this must be the director's wishful design. From a practical point of view, this idea may be a cliche or a failure. Everyone is worried about not going abroad, not only those responsible officials, but also trying their best to let their children go abroad. Even ordinary people yearn for going abroad. )
In addition, the author is a nurse, so I have to pay attention to the head nurse Liu Min. I don't need to elaborate on too many feelings, so I will interpret them with a passage in Liu Min's suicide note: "I don't know when nursing is not so noble. We work day and night in hard work and people shouting, and no one cares about you, and no one cares about you, just day after day.
How many times have I encountered injustice in my work? I really want to take off my white coat and shake it like that Ding Gongzi in the play. "quit, me!" Just leave, but my father is not Li Gang and my husband is not the dean. I can only tell myself to bear it, and I can only calm down and accept my fate!
The success and significance of The Doctor's Benevolence lies in the fact that the main characters in the play finally found a balance between conflict and opposition, rediscovered the sublimity and responsibility endowed by Hippocrates, and found the professional belief of "The Doctor's Benevolence". And back to reality, facing power corruption, facing jealousy and greed, facing fame and fortune, facing the darkness invisible to the hospital ... how can we find a balance? How to adhere to that lofty professional belief?