Let me tell a true story that I personally experienced on April 24, 2020. That night, my mother was transferred to the emergency department in Tang Dou for vomiting blood. At that time, my mother was lying in the hall, and the security guard insisted that the three of us scan the epidemic code before entering, regardless of the patient's condition. I can understand that. But the security guard is really barbaric and arrogant. The emergency room is dirty and messy, and the nurses are rude and don't treat patients like human beings at all. My mother left at 2 1 on the 25th. During my 20 hours here, my mother witnessed the medical ethics of this so-called air force hospital, which is really flattering. The doctor actually knew my mother was ill for a long time. No wonder she just kept paying for blood transfusions to prolong her life and said nothing about her illness. It is no different from the treatment in our county hospitals, but it is far from others, and there is no humanistic care at all. Besides caring about money, money is money, money comes first, money comes first. I really regret how much pain my mother suffered when she was transferred to another hospital, otherwise my mother might have lived a few more days. Regret, regret, my poor mother just left. . . . . I still don't understand how this happened in such a big military hospital. How can it be such a management? how much is it? This is the first place. . . . Everyone's quality is too poor. . . .