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(Thank You, Doctor)
(Adapted from Sheng Li's novel "ICU 48 Hours")
(Episode 36)
You're awake.
Do you still have a fever?
I'm fine. The fever is gone now.
You shouldn't drink too much.
It's not worth it for anyone.
I'll make you some breakfast.
No, it's okay.
I guess you didn't sleep well last night.
You should go home and rest.
Then you should rest well too.
Thank you.
Drinking does mess things up.
Bring the medicine later for the patient.
- Okay. - No, doctor.
I don't take medicine.
Well, you see.
This medicine is extracted from your all-natural juice.
It's good for your condition.
Really?
Don't forget to take your medicine.
Okay then.
Why are you here?
I'm so sorry.
Who knew?
You actually came to the hospital.
We're all very disappointed.
I'm sorry.
I fainted.
I don't know how I ended up in the hospital.
All right. Let's not talk about that.
I came here today to tell you some good news.
We have an upgraded version of our all-natural juice.
The nutrition is extracted from eight rare types of fruit.
It's more nutritious and more effective.
- Really? - Yes.
Don't get too excited.
- That's great. - Yes.
That means our health...
is guaranteed, isn't it?
This is such a good juice.
Shouldn't we let more people know about it?
That's what we should do.
So the company has decided...
that you can buy 100 bottles first...
to promote it.
But I haven't sold all of my previous juices yet.
I don't have that much money now.
You sure are forgetful.
Have you forgotten?
Our All-Natural Juice has a partnership with daily loans.
You can get a loan first.
After you sell these,
you can pay back the loan slowly.
- Yes. - Am I right?
- She's already so sick. - That's...
Are you still trying to scam her?
- Actually... - Listen up.
If you dare visit Li Li again,
I'll hit you every time I see you.
Don't...
- You're mistaken. I'm her family. - Sir, this is the hospital.
- Who is your family? - Honey.
Dr. Bai.
Li Li.
- Li Li, are you okay? - Oxygen mask.
It's 5L per minute.
Li Li.
- How is she? - The patient will be fine for now.
Who was that?
He was the one who got my wife into selling those juices.
I'll catch that scammer sooner or later.
Can I see her now?
- Yes. - Thank you.
People nowadays still believe in this kind of pseudoscience?
We should just leave her be since she's so stubborn.
She'll come to her senses if she suffers a bit.
Then why did you lie to that patient...
saying the medicine was extracted from juice?
Communication between a doctor and a patient is an art.
You need to use different methods for different patients.
You know me quite well, Dr. Xiao.
Dr. Bai, why don't you order some juice from her...
to nourish yourself?
Then...
I'll give you a bottle.
Look.
What? We're eating.
That Wen Jin Jin says on Weibo...
that she's giving up on Dr. Bai.
That's good.
She finally sees his true colors.
What are you saying? Dr. Bai must have rejected her.
As if Dr. Bai would fall for her.
Already?
There are over 3,000 comments.
Let me read them for you.
"I thought they would end up together."
"I didn't expect it to end like this."
"I don't believe in love anymore."
This person must be nuts.
It's not like their parents got divorced.
What's with not believing in love anymore?
They're so dumb.
And this one.
"Poor girl, hugs."
"Why don't you hang in there a bit longer?
"Maybe Mr. Gorgeous will fall for you."
"But I'll always support your decision."
"You have to be happy."
Hang in there?
What's the point?
If persistence helps,
there won't be any losers.
I would've gone to Cambridge a long time ago.
You're just an angry kid.
I can finally laugh at this.
"This is a slap in the face for someone like the blogger"...
"who thinks she can get everything her way because of her looks."
"Do people have to like you just because you're pretty?"
"Chop logic."
What a great comment.
Finally, someone gets it.
I can't talk to someone like you.
Eat up. I want to eat this meat.
"If we were to meet"...
"at the right time and the right place,"
"I wonder if the ending would have been different."
This sounds bitter inside and out.
You must have hurt her badly.
I got her so many followers.
She'll wake up smiling in her sleep.
She doesn't have time for petty grievances.
You're too cold-blooded.
You don't cherish women at all.
This is great, Bai Zhu.
That plastic surgery girl won't follow you anymore.
You're quite well-informed.
Of course. I'm always keeping an eye out.
- Are you a bandit? - Sugar-free. Are you on a diet?
- Hang on. - What's the point?
Dr. Xiao, you're here.
Have you read that plastic surgery girl's Weibo?
Yes.
I guess you're also keeping an eye on my dear Bai Zhu.
Dr. Xiao doesn't have that much time on her hands.
Lin Zhi insisted on reading it to us.
Actually, I'm quite happy that you're paying more attention...
to my dear Bai Zhu.
I don't want some people to take advantage of it.
Just like that plastic surgery girl.
What do you mean by your Bai Zhu?
What's your relationship with Bai Zhu?
Since you're asking, I won't hide it anymore.
I like Bai Zhu.
One day, I'll become his girlfriend.
A match made in heaven.
You're so full of yourself.
Dr. Zheng, this is our office.
Don't talk nonsense.
Okay, I'll do as you say.
- It's sore. - Brush your teeth every day.
Then it won't be sore.
Hold on. Where are you going?
Zheng Ya Jie might get hyped up...
- by you-know-who. - Bai Zhu.
My friend gave me a few Angus steaks.
They are from Australia.
Are you free tonight? Come to my place for dinner.
- I'll cook for you. - Dr. Zheng.
Let me make this clear.
I don't have any feelings or whatsoever for you.
I know you like Dr. Xiao.
Who I like and want to be with are my business.
I don't want anyone else to interfere with my life.
That includes you.
Do you understand?
Xu Yi Ran, stop right there.
I know you hate me.
But I just want to be nice to you.
Everything I do is for you.
Zheng Ya Jie.
You have to understand.
I'm looking for a wife, not a mom.
You're only making me annoyed by you.
I think we should keep our distance.
Do you have to be so cruel?
You broke her heart this time.
Ya Jie is darn unlucky to have fallen in love with you.
If this drags on, it won't do anyone any good.
It's best to end this quickly.
Don't you know what he's like?
He can be persuaded but not cowed by force.
You're only pushing him away...
by coming unto him so strongly.
Don't take what he said to heart.
Just keep showing him that you care and stay by him.
You never know what will happen in the future.
I think...
I've really pushed him too hard.
Well done.
You sure have some good theories.
Of course.
Tongshan Hospital's number one casanova...
is not just in name.
Let me ask you.
When he pursued Dr. Xiao,
did you also offer him your lame advice?
When did I do that? He got plenty of ideas.
Fine. Are you supporting me and him?
Or are you supporting Xiao Yan and him?
Look. Both of you are my good friends.
Of course I hope both of you can be together.
If you two get married,
I still have to give you a wedding gift.
Darn you.
You're so calculative.
But when it comes to love,
it can't be forced.
I can't accept it.
I insist on making him like me.
Dr. Bai.
I have something to tell you.
You were sick yesterday.
You were so obedient when we huddled in bed.
I had never seen you so well-behaved.
What are you trying to say?
When I fed you the ginger soup,
I asked you a question.
I asked if you liked me.
You hummed.
I was delirious from the fever.
I know.
That was just how I wanted to comfort myself.
But do you know?
When you gave me that answer,
I was actually quite happy.
Because of that happiness,
I was able to make up my mind.
I told myself that I must have you.
I'll take good care of you.
I won't let anyone bully you again.
Let me put it this way, Zheng Ya Jie.
I don't love you, and that is it.
If two people get into a relationship reluctantly,
neither of them will be happy.
You shouldn't waste your time on me.
It's okay.
I've already wasted so many years.
I don't mind wasting a few more.
I won't give up so easily.
Dr. Xiao.
What's so good about Bai Zhu?
What do they see in him?
You have your own opinion of Dr. Bai.
I have my own opinion of Dr. Bai too.
Everyone has different perspectives.
That's normal.
But don't let that opinion affect a working relationship.
It won't be good if it ends up affecting our work.
I'm just saying.
Did I do anything to him?
It will be too late if it did affect your work.
And I think...
Dr. Bai isn't as bad as you say.
I'm a bit confused.
A few days ago,
I saw you two giving each other the cold shoulder.
Why are you defending each other now?
What's going on?
There are many things you don't understand.
Why don't you just let it go?
Look, it's getting late.
Why don't we go home and get some rest?
We have to work all day tomorrow.
- Dr. Xiao. - You're recovering well.
- Are you discharged? - That's right.
Look, Dr. Xiao.
I told you. I don't need to be hospitalized.
I'm cured by the nutrients extracted from my juice.
Li Li.
You haven't fully recovered yet.
I was going to tell you about it when we get home.
The people you trusted...
were arrested by the police.
Here. Take a look.
Even now,
do you still believe in that so-called juice?
The medicine you took wasn't extracted from the juice.
We lied to you.
Dr. Xiao and Dr. Bai treated you.
That's how you survived.
Li Li.
I know that it was all my fault.
I was too busy with my career and neglected you.
When you've recovered,
I want you to find a real job.
I'll support you no matter what you do.
How are you unwell?
Doctor.
Don't you remember me?
I had appendicitis two months ago.
You treated me.
I remember now.
What's wrong with you now?
Are you not recovering well?
After the surgery, I've been having intermittent abdominal pain.
I think the wound isn't healing well.
Please lie down. Let me examine you again.
It's all right.
My colleague's child works in Third Hospital.
This time,
I'm here to make a copy of my surgery record...
and test reports.
I want to ask my colleague's kid...
to take a look.
I wonder if that's okay.
The patient with gastroesophageal reflux...
is having difficulty breathing again.
I'll go take a look.
Doctor.
As for my records...
Lin Zhi, assist this patient...
in making copies of surgery records and test reports.
Okay.
Thank you.
Where's the patient who made the photocopies?
Has he left?
Yes.
I made copies of his surgery records and test reports.
I told him to get it from the Archive Department.
What's wrong?
Show me the copies he made.
I'm worried something is wrong.
Add this in.
He's adding another patient today.
He's being transferred. Record it.
Move this one over.
Okay.
It's obvious. It's a tumor.
Dr. Bai, is it benign or malignant?
This is just a CT scan. It's hard to say.
What I can tell you now...
is there's definitely a tumor in his liver.
Tang Hua, I heard that the patient went to you...
for copies of his surgery record and test reports, right?
He came in the morning.
I was a little busy, so I didn't think much of it.
I just let him have the copies.
Dr. Lu.
I'm afraid the patient had come prepared.
The patient might have been informed of the tumor at another hospital.
They traced back to two months ago...
and realized that Tang Hua didn't notice the tumor.
So, in order to gather information to file a lawsuit,
he deliberately sounded casual...
in case he would alert us and arouse our suspicion.
What should we do, Dr. Lu?
Don't worry.
I'll report this to the Medical Administration Department.
Let's assume the worst-case scenario and prepare for it.
Don't worry, Dr. Lu.
I know things can't go wrong in the EICU at this time.
I won't implicate our department and the hospital.
I made the diagnosis and I handled his post-surgery care.
I'll bear the responsibility alone.
Dr. Lu, I'm also responsible for this.
If I hadn't pestered Dr. Tang,
she wouldn't have overlooked that shadow area.
Dr. Lu, I'll take responsibility for this.
All right now. This is not anyone's personal responsibility.
This concerns all of us.
If anything goes wrong, we'll face it together.
We'll face it together.
Why should we bear the consequences of one person's issue?
It's moral blackmail.
You should take responsibility for a wrong diagnosis.
Don't you agree?
I'm willing to take responsibility.
Tang Hua is one of us.
- What are you doing? - What do you mean?
I just said there was a misdiagnosis.
I didn't say it was Tang Hua.
So what's your opinion?
Can I ask you guys...
to look at things from a different perspective?
Strictly speaking,
Tang Hua isn't responsible in this matter.
At that time, Fu Ming claimed...
that he had lower abdominal pain.
It had nothing to do with a liver tumor.
Based on the pain in the lower abdomen,
he was diagnosed with appendicitis.
The appendicitis surgery was a success.
There were no complications.
It was just an unexpected discovery...
that the CT scan caught the liver tumor.
Any doctor couldn't possibly discover...
all of the patient's illnesses in such a short time.
So even if we go to court, I don't think we'll lose.
That's right.
That makes sense.
Bai Zhu analyzed it well.
Doctors aren't omnipotent. Right?
We aren't deities either.
Let's just see how the patient will react.
But it doesn't mean we should do nothing.
I think Bai Zhu is right.
We should contact the patient first.
Why?
The patient made a copy of the data.
They might not be able to figure out the issue.
I think if we contact them first,
we might get into trouble.
Whether that gets us into trouble or not,
we should contact the patient as soon as possible.
We don't want to delay his treatment.
I support Dr. Tang.
Me too.
Me too.
Me too.
I'm very pleased that you put our patients first.
Regardless of how it might turn out,
the patient's health is at stake.
As doctors,
we can't keep quiet for fear of being held responsible.
Tang Hua, contact the patient quickly.
Perform the tumor assessment for him as soon as possible.
I'll take care of the rest.
Okay, I'll contact him right away.
Are you talking about this shadow?
We didn't notice it back then.
But now, it looks like it could be a tumor.
So we suggest you get a biopsy as soon as possible...
to see if it's benign or malignant.
We can then schedule the follow-up treatment.
You only noticed this shadow...
after I made the copies this morning, right?
I had overlooked it.
You took the initiative to tell me.
Aren't you afraid I'll sue you for negligence?
Negligence or not, I believe...
the Medical Malpractice Committee will make a fair judgment.
But as a doctor,
our priority is the patient's condition.
I knew about the shadow in my liver...
even before the appendectomy.
When I was very young,
I was diagnosed with two angiomas in my liver.
I've been getting them checked over the years.
And they are always benign.
The last time I was here,
I didn't think it had anything to do with the surgery.
That was why I didn't inform Dr. Tang.
That's good to know.
But because of your constant abdominal pain,
I suggest that you go for a checkup.
All right?
All right then.
It's nothing. Just make it clear to him.
- Mr. Fu. - Are the test results out?
What is it with this abdominal pain?
Your abdominal pain is due to chronic gastroenteritis.
It's unrelated to your angioma and the appendectomy.
It's good that I'm not seriously ill.
But is my chronic gastroenteritis serious?
Don't worry. It's a common illness.
Take the medicine I prescribed...
and you'll recover soon.
If you still feel any discomfort,
come to me.
I've been sick for a long time.
But I had never received a call from a doctor out of concern.
Your Emergency Department is the first to do so.
Thank you for caring.
- Thank you. - This is what we should do.
You should get your medicine. It's just around the corner.
Okay.
Good job.
Tang Hua, Lin Zhi told me you were looking for me.
By the way, Lin Zhi told me...
that patient with a shadow on his liver has gastroenteritis.
I'm sorry.
It's all my fault.
I made you worry.
Chen Zhi.
You don't have to pretend to be my boyfriend anymore.
Why are you saying this again, Tang Hua?
I made you pretend as my boyfriend to fool my mom.
Actually, I wanted my mom to leave me alone.
But this incident today reminded me.
If this continues, I'm giving you too much hope.
It's unfair to you.
You and I are not the same kinds of people.
When it comes to Fu Ming's case,
I insist on contacting the patient.
But you worry too much.
How we look at things...
and the way we handle issues...
are way too different.
People who don't share the same core values...
can't be together.
Tang Hua, I know that there are differences between us.
It's all my fault.
It's all my fault, okay?
It's not about who's right or wrong.
It's just that everyone's perspective is different.
So the way we think and act in response to issues...
are naturally different.
For example,
you assumed that I misdiagnosed because you kept pestering me.
That's not true.
You don't trust my abilities.
Tang Hua, that's not what I meant.
How about this? I'll do whatever you say.
I'll listen to you, okay?
You can't do that.
You have to have a mind of your own.
As of today,
we have to put an end to this fake relationship.
What about your mom?
What are you going to tell her?
To be honest with you, I haven't thought about it.
But even if my mom and I have a huge fight over this,
I'm going to put an end to this relationship.
This must never happen again.
Tang Hua.
I was wrong. I'll do whatever you say.
I'll change from now on, okay?
I mean it. Don't be like this, okay?
I'm sorry.
It was all my fault.
My selfishness has given you too much delusional hope.
From now on, we're still colleagues.
Tang Hua.
Tang...
So it's really over between you two?
It should have been over ages ago.
A while ago,
I noticed that you've warmed up to Chen Zhi.
I thought you two had a chance.
Actually, that's what I'm afraid of.
You're quite a good judge of character.
I'm slowly getting used to his concern for me.
Isn't that nice?
Just yield to him.
Yield?
I don't want to fall in love and get married.
Besides, I'm not interested in Chen Zhi at all.
Perhaps it will hurt us less...
if I don't date him just out of dependency.
You say one thing and do another. I can't out-talk you.
But what about your mom?
She won't let this go, will she?
A true warrior...
has the courage to face the harsh reality of life.
You can do it.
Are you sure?
I'm sure.
What if I don't agree?
Whether you agree or not,
I'll break up with him.
Besides, you're my biological mother.
How can you really abandon me?
I did act quite outrageously.
I set you up with blind dates one after another.
That's because you're not young anymore.
And you don't care much about yourself.
I can't let you have your way.
I did all that to provoke you.
And now, Chen Zhi showed up.
Chen Zhi is so nice.
But now, you're telling me that your personalities clash.
Personality clash?
Which young people these days...
don't have a strong personality?
If your personalities clash,
you can compromise.
If you don't love him, you can try harboring feelings.
You're both doctors.
You work together all day in the hospital.
You have something in common. It's easy to cultivate affection.
You don't understand how young people think.
Is it that complicated?
Isn't it quite simple?
Chen Zhi came to our house.
I had no trouble getting along with him at all.
This is the foundation of a good marriage.
He's honest and upright.
If I marry you to him,
I really don't have to worry.
Mom.
Between me and Chen Zhi, it's not as simple as you think.
I've been there.
I can tell how well Chen Zhi treats you.
I saw it very clearly...
whether he truly cares for you and whether he loves you.
That's because his eyes don't lie.
I don't care whether he's rich or not.
What I care about now...
is how well he treats you...
and whether he really keeps you on his mind.
I understand what you're saying.
I'll take care of it.
Okay.
That's good.
That will save me the trouble of worrying about you...
all the time.
I was your age once.
I'm sure you'll understand when you reach my age.
By that time,
it will be too late to regret it.
Hua Er.
Someone is calling you downstairs.
It sounds like Chen Zhi.
Go and take a look.
Tang Hua!
It really is Chen Zhi.
- Tang Hua! - It's so cold out there.
And it's raining so hard.
He doesn't have an umbrella.
- Mom, go to bed. - Tang Hua!
I'll bring him an umbrella.
Talk to him nicely!
Tell him to go back soon.
Tang Hua.
Tang Hua.
You're finally willing to see me.
Did you drink?
I only drank a little.
Don't be such a loser.
Go home now.
Do you know?
I've been your boyfriend...
for such a long time.
I care for you.
I take care of you.
I thought you would take me seriously...
as time goes by.
Don't you understand what I'm saying?
Go home now.
Tang Hua.
Don't make me despise you.
I don't want you to despise me.
Then go home.
I don't want you to despise me.
I'll go home right away.
Tang Hua, don't go.
I don't want you to despise me.
I'm going home.
Okay.
I'm going home.
Why did you have to get drenched in the rain?
She rejected you.
You caught a cold, didn't you?
Drink this up after you finish your food.
Aren't you overreacting, baby Chen Zhi?
I told you. There is plenty of fish in the sea.
Why do you insist on her?
Eat up.
Dr. Chen.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
She reeks of alcohol.
The patient came out of a hotel and passed out.
A passerby saw her and called an ambulance.
How long has she been unconscious?
It has been about half an hour...
since the ambulance was dispatched.
Let's run a blood test first to rule out alcohol intoxication.
If it's not alcohol intoxication,
we'll do a CT skull scan.
Okay.
The patient at bed three still has a swollen leg.
Let's keep an eye on her.
- Dr. Xiao, take a look quickly. - What's wrong?
The family of bed four is displeased with Chen Zhi.
He's so useless.
What's wrong with you?
Ping Ping has been allergic to alcohol since she was young.
She doesn't drink at all.
How could you suspect her of alcohol intoxication?
But why would she reek of alcohol?
There's no alcohol in her blood test.
What kind of a doctor are you?
Ping Ping is the breadwinner of our family.
If anything happens to her,
our family will be ruined!
Do you understand?
Ma'am.
What matters right now is to find out...
the cause of the patient's illness and give her timely treatment.
Tang Hua. Check if the CT scan is out yet.
Okay.
Based on the symptoms...
and the CT scan results,
I think it's a cerebral infarction.
Did the patient suffer any discomfort today?
This morning when she headed out,
she said she was a bit dizzy and she couldn't see very well.
She also said her shoulder was bothering her.
Then she went to work.
I don't know anything else.
She was out for a whole day.
You didn't even call to check on her?
She often feels uncomfortable here and there.
It's nothing serious.
Doctor, she's so young.
How could she have cerebral infarction?
Did you know that the patient has hypertension?
No, I didn't.
She has been to our hospital.
Based on her medical records,
she has had high blood pressure for at least three years.
She also has high blood sugar.
She has been taking medication.
I didn't know.
We always have medicine for colds and coughs at home.
There's nothing else.
She never told us about that.
Let's get her to do a cranial MRI scan.
Okay.
According to the cranial MRI,
the patient has cerebral infarction.
The infarction is inside the internal capsule.
It can easily affect physical movements...
when there's an infarction at this spot.
If we don't treat it soon,
it might cause hemiplegia.
She needs thrombolysis.
What is thrombolysis?
It breaks down blood clots in the cerebral infraction.
We need the family's consent for the thrombolysis treatment.
Please take a look.
The patient is in a bad shape.
She needs immediate treatment.
If there isn't any question, please sign it quickly.
She can't feel anything on the right side of her body.
If we don't treat her soon,
the area affected by the cerebral infarction will expand.
Is there any other way?
Yes, give it some thought.
There must be a safer treatment.
Here's the thing.
I checked the time when I came in earlier.
The patient has been unconscious for two hours.
The best time for thrombolysis treatment...
is within three hours after cerebral infarction symptom onset.
That means you have one hour left to discuss.
Here's my personal suggestion. The sooner, the better.
Doctors are good at scaring us.
I know you must have your concerns as the patient's family.
But judging from her condition,
I think thrombolysis is the best solution.
Statistics show...
that most patients improve substantially...
after thrombolysis treatment.
Of course this treatment isn't omnipotent.
Not all patients can fully recover after thrombolysis treatment.
Because the severity of every patient's vascular lesions...
and the individual constitution differ.
Even after the treatment,
the progression of some patients' condition can't be halted.
There have even been other patients...
with continued hemorrhage after the thrombolysis.
Some with severe hemorrhage that can even be life-threatening.
In our hospital,
the success rate of the thrombolysis treatment...
is higher than average.
The risk of hemorrhage...
is lower than average.
That means the potential benefits of thrombolysis...
are far greater than the risks.
So we still recommend the thrombolysis treatment.
All right? It's fine.
If anything happens, you can contact me anytime.
Xiao Xiang, let's listen to the doctor.
Well, how much does it cost?
The cost of IV thrombolysis is about 5,000 yuan.
With the treatment and the checkup fees,
it's about 7,000 to 8,000 yuan.
It's so expensive.
All of our fees are approved by the Price Bureau.
A medicine costs 5,000 yuan?
Why don't you rob a bank?
That's the price of thrombolytics.
She has to stay in the EICU for thrombolysis.
It will cost even more.
Are you really going to rob us?
Is money more important than life?
Here's what.
If we don't do the thrombolysis soon,
the area of her cerebral infarction will keep expanding.
If that happens, we won't be able to save her.
Xiao Xiang, let's listen to the doctors.
If anything happens to your sister,
our family is doomed.
That's enough.
I got it.
Go ahead.
Why did she have to get a stroke?
- Gosh. - Is that the right thing to say?
What kind of a family is that?
That's enough.
It's none of our business. Let's not discuss it.
Dr. Lu.
- It was my fault. - What should I say about you?
- I'm sorry. - That's enough.
The family has signed it.
You should get ready to do the treatment.
Okay, I'll make the arrangements.
What arrangements?
Her family doesn't like you.
I'll leave this matter to you. Okay?
Dr. Lu, let Dr. Chen handle it.
Tang Hua and I can assist him.
Everyone makes mistakes.
Do you know the predicament our department is in?
If you mess up again, I won't let you off.
Thank you, Dr. Xiao.
Don't be so careless again.
Pay more attention next time.
Dr. Xiao.
- How is it? - An intravenous pump was inserted.
Artephrine will take effect in about an hour.
Okay.
Why are you still standing here?
I'd better keep standing.
It will wake me up.
Even though Dr. Lu criticized you,
he didn't punish you to stand here.
I'd rather be scolded by Dr. Lu.
Maybe it's because I'm not cut out to be a doctor.
Don't doubt yourself every time.
How could you get a PhD if you weren't cut out for it?
I'll be honest with you.
When I was in university,
I didn't know anything.
I didn't know what to do, so I chose this major.
I didn't hate it either.
But my parents...
are both workers...
and aren't well-educated.
In a small town like ours,
they feel proud...
that their son is a doctor.
Maybe it's my vanity...
that got me my doctorate degree.
That's why you have to work harder.
Don't let all your hard work go to waste.
By the way, Dr. Xiao, why did you become a doctor?
I think that being a doctor...
might be the only profession...
that can fight against death...
and seize a chance of survival for others.
What about you?
To make money.
Don't be ridiculous.
How much can a nurse make?
I only found that out after I started working.
It's too late for regrets.
We may be doctors,
but we're also ordinary people.
We have our own emotions.
That's why we have to work harder...
to not let our emotions get in the way.
You should know...
that if we make any mistake,
it will cause irreparable harm to the patients and their families.
But this is too difficult, Dr. Xiao.
I think most doctors do care for the patients.
We even care more about their health than their families.
But being a doctor is just a job.
It's a job to provide for our family.
To train a qualified doctor...
can take a dozen years or even decades.
I think there are a lot of issues that doctors have to tackle.
Look at the many patients we have to face each day.
We have to be responsible for every patient.
We also have to be skillful.
It's really tiring.
Not to mention we're required to offer our services with a smile.
So we can only do our best.
It's fine as long as we have a clear conscience.
All right.
Get back to work.
You're awake.
Is this a hospital?
What's wrong with me?
You have a cerebral infarction.
We're giving you a thrombolysis treatment.
Cerebral infarction?
Why would I have cerebral infarction?
What's wrong with my body?
This is temporary paralysis caused by cerebral infarction.
We're giving you a thrombolysis treatment.
It's the most effective treatment for cerebral infarction.
Where's my family?
Your mom and brother are here.
We'll let them know when the treatment is over.
You didn't drink. But why did you smell of alcohol?
I had lunch with a client.
When I was pouring drinks,
I accidentally spilled it on myself.
I'm sorry.
What's wrong?
What lousy proposal is this?
What idea did you come up with?
The audience doesn't like it at all. Do you know that?
If it's about the event proposal,
we can sit down and discuss it again.
You're a big company.
I'm sure you don't want a low-standard event proposal.
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