Road in Bones

Lin Yuan, an ordinary resident who has just stepped into the door of orthopedics, cherishes the simple ideal of repairing lives with a scalpel. His daily life is filled with ward rounds, duty, outpatient service, and writing medical records. Under the guidance of senior doctor Zhao Feng, he learns from basic debridement and suturing to complex fracture fixation. There are no earth-shattering miracles, only rigor day after day: practicing the reduction angle under the shadowless lamp, listening to the patient's fear of pain in front of the hospital bed, and pondering over the anatomical atlas in the duty room. ? ? However, it is in these ordinary ravines and thorns of reality that Lin Yuan grows slowly but surely. He learned to seek "good enough" rather than illusory perfection in technical improvement, and understood responsibility in teamwork. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.